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A  CLASSIFIED   NOMENCLATURE 
OF  DISEASES 


DESIGNED   FOR   USE 

AS 


A  DIAGNOSIS  INDEX  IN 

THE  CENTRAL  FREE  DISPENSARY 

RUSH  MEDICAL  COLLEGE 


Compiled  by 

WILBER    E.     POST,    M.D, 
CHICAGO 


COPTEIGHT,    1909 

by  Wilbee  E.  Post 


INTRODUCTION. 


The  purpose  of  this  classified  nomenclature  is  to  form  a  basis  for  a 
diagnosis  index  of  patients  treated  in  dispensary  and  hospital  work,  the 
immediate  objects  being  to  make  the  clinical  material  of  the  Central  Free 
Dispensary  more  available  for  study  and  demonstration  and  to  stimulate 
students  to  greater  care  in  the  use  of  diagnostic  terms.  In  the  present 
state  of  medical  knowledge  a  perfect  scientific  classification  or  nomencla- 
ture of  diseases  is  impossible.  The  aim  has  been  to  furnish  a  practicable, 
uniform  terminology  to  be  used  in  all  of  the  departments  of  the  Dis- 
pensary. 

The  two  chief  divisions  are  the  General  Diseases  and  the  Diseases  of 
Systems  and  Organs.  The  former  are  grouped  according  to  etiology  and 
include  diseases  caused  by  Animal  Parasites,  General  Infectious  Diseases, 
with  a  complete  outline  of  organs  affected  by  Gonorrhea,  Syphilis  and 
Tuberculosis;  the  Constitutional  Diseases,  including  many  of  obscure 
etiology;  Poisons  and  Intoxications;  General  Injuries,  and  Tumors.  The 
diseases  of  Systems  and  Organs  are  arranged  alphabetically  under  each 
organ,  and  the  organs  of  each  system  are  arranged  in  anatomical  order, 
except  where  an  alphabetical  order  would  lead  to  no  incongruity,  as  under 
the  Blood  and  Ductless  Glands.  The  diseases  of  the  Nervous  System  are  in 
alphabetic  order,  although  advantage  is  taken  of  the  terms  to  group  the 
diseases  of  the  meninges,  cerebrum,  cerebellum,  bulb,  spinal  cord,  etc.  The 
diseases  of  the  skin  are  grouped  upon  a  pathologic  basis. 

The  names  of  symptoms  are  used  frequently.  These  serve  three  pur- 
poses :  first,  no  other  diagnosis  can  be  made  in  some  instances ;  second,  a 
certain  symptom  may  be  so  prominent  a  feature  in  some  cases  as  to  make 
it  desirable  to  keep  an  account  of  it  for  future  reference;  third,  they  are  a 
means  of  registering  complications.  For  example,  in  hemorrhage  of  intes- 
tines in  typhoid  fever,  the  case  may  be  registered  under  typhoid  fever  and 
also  under  hemorrhage  of  intestines.  Symptoms  should  never  be  used, 
however,  as  the  chief  diagnosis  when  a  more  complete  one  can  be  made. 

Obviously  the  same  term  may  occur  in  the  list  of  diseases  of  a  single 
organ  and  also  under  the  General  Diseases,  e.  g.,  "Abscess,  Amebic  (see 
Animal  Parasites)"  is  under  Diseases  of  the  Liver  and  also  under  Animal 
Parasites,  and  "Rheumatism,  Acute  Articular  (see  Infectious  Diseases)" 
is  among  the  diseases  of  joints  and  also  in  the  General  Infectious  Diseases. 


INTRODUCTION. 

In  such  instances  the  parenthetical  reference  is  made  to  one  place.  Thus 
all  cases  of  amebic  abscess  of  the  liver  are  registered  under  Animal  Para- 
sites, and  all  cases  of  Acute  Articular  Rheumatism  under  General  Infec- 
tious Diseases.  Again,  among  the  diseases  of  the  Nervous  System  is 
found  "Rib,  Cervical  (see  also  Bones,  Malformations)."  This  indicates 
that  a  case  of  cervical  rib  showing  involvement  of  the  nerves  should  be 
registered  under  this  heading  in  the  nervous  system  and  also  under  this 
heading  in  malformations  of  bones.  When  a  term  has  been  used  in  more 
than  two  places,  all  are  referred  to  the  same  one  in  order  that  all  cases 
of  that  kind  shall  be  registered  one  card  and  readily  found. 

All  General  Diseases  whose  names  may  occur  in  a  system  or  organ 
are  to  be  registered  also  under  their  respective  title  in  the  list  of  General 
Diseases.  Gonorrhea,  Syphilis  and  Tuberculosis  are  thought  to  be  of 
sufficient  special  interest  to  warrant  a  separate  registration  in  groups 
according  to  the  organs  in  which  the  disease  occurs  and  should  always  be 
registered  not  only  under  the  systems  and  organs  but  also  in  this  special 
outline. 

Malformations  and  malpositions  are  listed  under  the  various  organs 
involved,  under  the  diseases  of  the  New-Born  Infant,  and  under  Constitu- 
tional Diseases. 

The  following  details  do  not  apply  to  hospital  work,  but  illustrate  the 
mode  of  procedure  in  the  dispensary.  Upon  entering  the  Dispensary  for 
the  first  time  a  patient  receives  a  ticket  which  he  is  always  to  bring 
with  him  on  later  visits.  Upon  this  ticket  is  a  number,  there  being  but  a 
single  series  of  numbers  for  the  whole  Dispensary.  Upon  this  ticket 
are  also  the  patient's  name,  address  and  the  name  of  the  department  to 
which  he  is  first  referred.  From  the  record  clerk  he  receives  a  large  card 
upon  which  is  written  his  number,  name,  age,  address,  occupation,  and 
department  and  upon  which  his  record  is  to  be  written  and  signed  by  the 
physician.  Upon  a  small  card  is  written  his  name,  number  and  address, 
and  the  date,  this  card  to  be  kept  in  alphabetical  order  in  a  separate  name 
index.  When  the  patient  returns,  after  examination,  to  the  record  clerk, 
the  latter  files  the  history  in  the  order  of  its  number,  and  the  number  of 
the  case  is  written  upon  the  card  from  the  diagnosis  index  which  repre- 
sents the  disease  named  on  the  history  card.  This  results  in  establishing 
three  files :  First,  the  file  of  the  history  cards  themselves  in  the  order 
of  their  numbers,  forming  a  chronological  index;  second,  the  diag- 
nosis index  consists  of  one  card  for  each  disease  named  in  the  nomenclature 
and  arranged  in  the  exact  order  of  the  nomenclature,  and  upon  each 
card  is  the  number  of  all  cases  of  that  disease;  third,  the  alphabetical 
name  index,  each  card  representing  a  patient  with  his  name,  address  and 
number,  and  the  date   of  his  admission. 

For  the  successful  application  of  this  scheme  for  record  keeping,  it 
is  found  essential  that  a  diagnosis  be  made  as  soon  as  possible;   that  the 


INTRODUCTION. 

terms  of  the  diagnosis  conform  to  the  terms  of  the  nomenclature;  that 
the  physician  sign  the  record;  that  the  history  card  he  returned  to  the 
office  of  the  Dispensary,  that  the  records  of  later  examinations  in  various 
departments  be  attached   to  the  original   history   card. 

In  the  compilation  of  this  nomenclature  free  reference  has  been  made 
to  the  Manual  of  International  Classification  of  Causes  of  Death  as  adopted 
by  the  United  States  Census  Bureau,  to  The  Nomenclature  of  Diseases 
drawn  up  by  a  Joint  Committee  appointed  by  the  Royal  College  of  Phy- 
sicians of  London  and  to  various  text  books  and  monographs.  The 
pleasure  and  value  of  the  work  has  been  greatly  increased  by  the  hearty 
co-operation  of  various  members  of  the  Faculty  of  Rush  Medical  College 
and  to  them  I  extend  my  sincere  thanks. 

Chicago,  March  27,  1909. 


CONTENTS. 


GENERAL  DISEASES.  pAGB 

ANIMAL    PARASITES    5 

INFECTIOUS  DISEASES 7 

General   Infectious   Diseases    7 

Gonorrhea    9 

Syphilis    11 

Tuberculosis     13 

CONSTITUTIONAL    DISEASES     15 

POISONS    AND    INTOXICATIONS 17 

GENERAL    INJURIES     20 

TUMORS    22 

DISEASES  OF  SYSTEMS  AND  ORGANS. 

BLOOD  AND  DUCTLESS  GLANDS 24 

Blood    24 

Carotid    Glands     24 

Hypophysis    24 

Parathyroids     24 

Spleen    24 

Suprarenals    25 

Thymus    Gland    25 

Thyroid   Gland    26 

CIRCULATORY    SYSTEM     27 

Arteries     27 

Heart 29 

Veins 29 

DIGESTIVE    SYSTEM 30 

Lips 30 

Mouth    Cavity 30 

Tongue 31 

Teeth,  Gums   and   Alveoli    32 

Jaws     32 

Salivary    Glands    and   Ducts 33 

Esophagus    34 

Stomach 34 

Intestines    (Including  Appendix   Vermiformis) 36 


CONTENTS. 

PAGE. 

Rectum  and  Anus    39 

Liver     40 

Gall    Tracts    41 

Pancreas    42 

Mesentery    42 

Omentum     43 

Peritoneum   43 

Hernia 43 

Umbilicus     44 

EAR    45 

Auricle   45 

Meatus 45 

Membrana  Tympani   46 

Middle    Ear    46 

Internal  Ear  46 

EYE    48 

Chorioid   48 

Conjunctiva    48 

Cornea    50 

Crystalline   Lens    51 

Glaucoma '51 

Iris    52 

Iris   and   Ciliary   Body 52 

Lacrimal    Apparatus    53 

Lids     53 

Muscles    and   Motility 54 

Optic    Nerve     55 

Orbit    55 

Refraction   and   Accommodation 56 

Retina    56 

Sclera   57 

Vitreous   Humor    57 

GENITOURINARY    SYSTEM— FEMALE    58 

Breast    58 

Kidney     59 

Ureter     61 

Bladder     61 

Urethra    62 

Urinary  Disorders   63 

Ovaries    64 

Fallopian    Tubes    65 

Peritoneum  and  Cellular  Tissue   65 

Uterus     65 


CONTENTS.  3 

I'AOE. 

Vagina  and  I  lymen   67 

Vulva    07 

Pelvic  Floor    68 

Functional  and  Symptomatic  Disorders  08 

Abdominal  Wall    69 

Pregnancy     69 

Labor    70 

Puerperium   70 

New-born   Infant    70 

GENITOURINARY  SYSTEM— MALE   71 

Breast    71 

Kidney     71 

Ureter     73 

Bladder    73 

Urinary    Disorders    74 

Penis   and   Prepuce    75 

Urethra    75 

Prostate    76 

Seminal  Vesicles   76 

Spermatic  Cord   77 

Tunica   Vaginalis    77 

Epididymis    77 

Testicle    78 

Scrotum    78 

Miscellaneous    79 

LOCOMOTION,  ORGANS  OF 80 

Bones,  Periosteum  and  Cartilages    (excluding   Spine) 80 

Joints    ( excluding    Spine ) 81 

Skull     83 

Spine    84 

Muscles     ., 85 

Fasciae    86 

Tendons  and  Tendon  Sheaths 86 

Bursas    87 

Malformation   of   Limbs 87 

LYMPHATIC   SYSTEM    88 

Lymph   Nodes    88 

Lymph  Vessels    88 

NERVOUS  SYSTEM    90 

RESPIRATORY  SYSTEM    121 

Nose    121 

Accessory   Sinuses    122 


CONTENTS. 

PAGE. 

Nasopharynx    122 

Pharynx    123 

Palate  and  Fauces 123 

Tonsils   124 

Larynx  124 

Trachea   and   Bronchi    125 

Lungs 126 

Pleura 127 

Mediastinum 128 

SKIN  AND   ITS  APPENDAGES 129 

Atrophies 129 

Degenerations 129 

Hemorrhages 129 

Hyperemias  and  Inflammations 129 

Hypertrophies 131 

Infections,  Bacterial 132 

Infections,  Granulomata 133 

Parasitic   Affections 133 

Pigment  Anomalies 134 

Sensory  Dermato-Neuroses 134 

Tumors    (including  all  New   Growths) 134 

Hairs   and  Hair  Follicles 136 

Nails 136 

Sebaceous  Glands   137 

Sweat  Glands 137 


ANIMAL  PARASITES 

PROTOZOA. 

AMEBA  COLI. 

Abscess  of  Liver. 

Abscess  of  Lung. 

Amebic  Dysentery. 
PLASMODIUM  MALARIA. 

Estivo-Autumnal. 

Quartan. 

Tertian. 
PSOROSPERMS. 
TRYPANOSOMES. 

INFUSORIA. 

BALANTIDIUM  COLI. 
TRICHOMONAS  HOMINIS. 
TRICHOMONAS  INTESTINALIS. 

DISTOMA   (FLUKES). 

BILHARZIA  HEMATOBIA    (AND  OTHER  BLOOD  FLUKES). 
DISTOMUM  CRASSUM   (AND  OTHER  INTESTINAL  FLUKES] 
DISTOMUM  HEPATICUM   (AND  OTHER  LIVER  FLUKES). 
DISTOMUM  PULMONALE   (AND  OTHER  LUNG  FLUKES). 

CESTODA  (TAPEWORMS). 

BOTHRIOCEPHALUS  LATUS. 
( TENIA  ECHINOCOCCUS ) . 

Hydatid  of  Tenia  Echinococcus. 
TENIA  SAGINATA   ( MEDIOCANELLATA ) . 
TENIA  SOLIUM. 

Cysticercus  of  Tenia  Solium. 

Elephantiasis. 

NEMATODA   (ROUND  WORMS). 
ANGUILLULA  ACETI. 
ANGUILLULA  INTESTINALIS. 
ANKYLOSTOMA  (HOOKWORM). 

Ankylostoma  Duodenale   (Old  World). 

Uncinaria  Americana   (New  World). 


G  ANIMAL   PARASITES. 

ASCARIS  LUMBEICOIDES. 

FILARIA   BRONCHIALIS    ( STRONG YLUS   BRONCHIALIS ) , 

FILARIA  SANGUINIS  HOMINIS. 

Chyluria. 

Elephantiasis. 

Lymph  Scrotum. 

OXYURIS  VERMICULARIS    (PINWORM). 

TRICHINA  SPIRALIS. 

TRICHOCEPHALUS  DISPAR    (THREAD  WORM). 

HIRUDINEI    (LEECHES). 

ACARINA. 

DEMODEX  FOLLICULORUM    (HAIR -FOLLICLE   MITE). 

INSECTA. 

Cimex  Lectularius   (Bedbug). 

Compsomyia  Macellaria    (Screw  Worm  Fly). 

Culex  ( Mosquito ) . 

Culex  Pipiens   ( Gnat ) . 

Hypoderma  Bovis    (Cattle   "Bot"). 

Musca  Caesar    ( Sheep  Fly ) . 

Musca  Domestica    (House  Fly;   Maggots). 

Musca  Vomitoria    (Blue-Bottle  Fly). 

Pediculus  Capitis. 

Pediculus  Corporis. 

Pediculus  Pubis. 

Pulex  Irritans    ( House  Flea ) . 

Pulex  Penetrans   (Sarcopsylla  Penetrans;  Jigger). 

Ctenocephalus  Canis    (Cat  and  Dog  Flea). 

IXODID.E    (TICKS). 

LEPTUS  IRRITANS    (HARVEST  BUG). 

LINGUATULHXE  ( TONGUE  WORMS ) . 

MYRIAPODA. 

SARCOPTES  SCABEI  (ITCH  MITE). 


GENERAL  INFECTIOUS  DISEASES 

ACTINOMYCOSIS. 
ANTHRAX. 
BERIBERI. 
BLASTOMYCOSIS. 
CHOLERA   (ASIATIC). 
DENGUE. 
DIPHTHERIA. 

DYSENTERY  AMEBIC    (SEE  ANIMAL  PARASITES). 
DYSENTERY,  EPIDEMIC    (SHIGA'S  BACILLUS). 
ERYSIPELAS. 

FOURTH  DISEASE   (DUKE'S). 
GLANDERS. 
GLANDULAR  FEVER. 
HYDROPHOBIA   (SEE  RABIES). 
INFLUENZA,  GASTROINTESTINAL. 
INFLUENZA,   NERVOUS. 
INFLUENZA,  RESPIRATORY. 
JAUNDICE,  EPIDEMIC  (WEIL'S  DISEASE). 
LEPROSY. 

MALARIA    (SEE  ANIMAL  PARASITES). 
MALIGNANT  EDEMA. 
MILK   SICKNESS. 

MENINGITIS,  EPIDEMIC  CEREBROSPINAL. 
MORBILLI   (MEASLES). 
MOUNTAIN  FEVER. 
PAROTITIS,  EPIDEMIC   (MUMPS). 
PERTUSSIS    (WHOOPING  COUGH). 
PLAGUE,  BUBONIC. 
PNEUMONIA,   LOBAR. 


GENERAL    INFECTIOUS    DISEASES. 


PYEMIA. 

RABIES. 

RELAPSING    FEVER. 

RHEUMATISM,   ACUTE    ARTICULAR. 

ROCKY  MOUNTAIN  FEVER. 

ROETHELN    (GERMAN  MEASLES). 

SAPREMIA. 

SCARLET  FEVER. 

SEPTICEMIA. 

TETANUS. 

TYPHOID  FEVER. 

TYPHUS  FEVER. 

VACCINIA. 

VARICELLA   (CHICKEN  POX). 

VARIOLA  (SMALLPOX). 

VARIOLOID. 

YELLOW  FEVER. 


GONORRHEA 


CIRCULATORY  SYSTEM. 

HEART. 

VEINS. 
DIGESTIVE  SYSTEM. 

LIVER. 

MOUTH. 

RECTUM. 
EAR. 
EYE. 

GEKITO-URINARY   SYSTEM— FEMALE. 
KIDNEY. 
URETER. 
BLADDER. 
URETHRA. 
OVARIES. 

FALLOPIAN  TUBES. 

PERITONEUM   AND   CELLULAR    TISSUE     (PELVIC   ABSCESS). 
UTERUS. 

VAGINA  AND  HYMEN. 
VULVA. 

GENITO-URINARY   SYSTEM— MALE. 

KIDNEY. 

URETER. 

BLADDER. 

PENIS  AND  PREPUCE. 

URETHRA. 

PROSTATE. 

SEMINAL  VESICLES. 

TESTICLES,  EPIDIDYMIS  AND  SPERMATIC  CORD. 
LOCOMOTION,  ORGANS  OF. 

BONE,  PERIOSTEUM  AND  CARTILAGE. 

JOINTS,  TENDON  SHEATHS  AND  BURS^. 

MUSCLES  AND  FASCIAE. 


10  OONOBRHE1. 

LYMPHATIC  SYSTEM. 
BUBO. 
MESENTERIC  OR  RETROPERITONEAL  NODES. 

NERVOUS  SYSTEM. 
BRAIN. 
MENINGES. 
NERVES. 
SPINAL  CORD. 

RESPIRATORY  SYSTEM. 

SKIN. 

VERRUCA  ACUMINATA. 
ULCERS. 


SYPHILIS 

ACQUIRED  SYPHILIS. 

PRIMARY   (CHANCRE). 
Genital. 
Extragenital. 
(Insons) . 
( Reinfection ) . 
PRIMARY  ADENOPATHY. 
SECONDARY. 
Adenopathy. 
Mucous  Patches. 
Syphilide    ( Com  mon  ) . 

(Macular,  papular,  pustular.) 
Syphilide    (Rare). 

(Gummatous,  tubercular,  ulcerative.) 
Syphilide,  Pigmentary. 
Syphilitic  Fever. 
TERTIARY. 

CIRCULATORY   SYSTEM. 
Arteries. 
Heart. 

DIGESTIVE  SYSTEM. 
Mouth. 
Tongue. 
Esophagus. 
Rectum. 
Liver. 

DUCTLESS  GLANDS. 

Spleen. 

Suprarenals. 

Thymus. 

Thyroid. 
EAR. 
EYE. 

GENITO-URINARY  SYSTEM— FEMALE. 
Breast. 
Kidney. 
Bladder. 
Urethra. 
Uterus. 


12  SYPHILIS. 

Vagina. 

Vulva. 
GENITO-URINARY  SYSTEM— MALE. 

Kidney. 

Bladder. 

Penis. 

Testicle  and  Epididymis. 
LOCOMOTION,  ORGANS  OF 

Bones,  Periosteum  and  Cartilages. 

Joints,  Tendons,  Tendon  Sheaths  and  Bursas 

Muscles  and  Fasciae. 
LYMPHATIC  SYSTEM. 

NERVOUS  SYSTEM. 
Adenopathy. 
Brain. 
Meninges. 
Nerves. 
Spinal  Cord. 

RESPIRATORY  SYSTEM. 
Nose  and  Pharynx. 
Larynx. 

Lungs  and  Pleura. 
SKIN  AND  ITS  APPENDAGES. 
Hair  and  Hair  Follicles. 
Mucous  Membranes.      (See  Larynx,  Mouth,  Nose,  Pharynx, 

Rectum ) . 
Nails. 

Syphilide,  Gummatous. 
Syphilide,  Nodular    (Tubercular). 
Syphilide,  Palmar  and  Plantar. 
Syphilide,  Pigmented. 
Syphilide,  Superficial    (Late). 
Syphilide,  Ulcerative. 

CONGENITAL  SYPHILIS. 

INHERITED  SYPHILIS. 


TUBERCULOSIS 


CIRCULATORY  SYSTEM. 
Arteries. 
Heart. 

Pericardium. 
Veins. 

DIGESTIVE  SYSTEM. 
Lips. 
Mouth. 
Tongue. 
Jaws. 
Palate. 
Tonsils. 

Salivary  Glands. 
Esophagus. 
Stomach. 
Intestines. 
Appendix. 
Rectum   and  Anus. 
Liver. 

Call  Tracts. 
Pancreas. 
Peritoneum. 

DUCTLESS  GLANDS. 

Spleen. 

Suprarenals. 

Thyroid. 
EAR. 
EYE. 
GENITOURINARY  SYSTEM— FEMALE. 

Breast. 

Kidney. 

Ureters. 

Bladder. 

Ovaries  and  Fallopian  Tubes. 

Uterus. 

Vagina. 
GENITO -URINARY  SYSTEM— MALE. 

Breast. 

Kidney. 


14  TUBERCULOSIS. 

Ureters. 

Bladder. 

Penis  and  Urethra. 

Prostate. 

Seminal  Vesicles. 

Testicles,  Epididymis  and  Spermatic  Cord. 

LOCOMOTION,  ORGANS  OF 

Bones,  Periosteum.  Joints  and  Cartilages. 
Muscles  and  Fasciae. 
Tendons  and  Tendon  Sheaths. 

LYMPH  NODES. 

Axillary. 

Cervical. 

Inguinal. 

Mediastinal. 

Mesenteric  and  Retroperitoneal. 

General  Lymphadenitis. 
NERVOUS  SYSTEM. 

Brain. 

Meninges. 

Nerves. 

Spinal  Cord. 
RESPIRATORY  SYSTEM. 

Nose. 

Pharynx. 

Larynx. 

Lungs. 

Pleura. 

Mediastinum    ( inchiding  Pick's  Disease ) . 

SKIN. 

(For  varieties  see  also  Diseases  of  Skin.) 

GENERALIZED  OR  MILIARY  TUBERCULOSIS. 


CONSTITUTIONAL  DISEASES 

ACROMEGALY. 

ADDISON'S  DISEASE. 

ARTHRITIS  DEFORMANS   I  SEE  JOINTS— OSTEOARTHRITIS  | . 

ATROPHY,  INFANTILE    (SEE  MARASMUS). 

BARLOW'S   DISEASE    (SEE   SCURVY,   INFANTILE). 

CAISSON  DISEASE. 

DIABETES  INSIPIDUS. 

DIABETES  MELLITUS. 

DIATHESIS,  EXUDATIVE. 

DIATHESIS,  SPASMOPHILIC. 

ERYTHROMELALGIA    (SEE   NERVOUS   SYSTEM— ANGIONEUROSIS). 

FATIGUE   (SEE  OVERWORK). 

GOUT,  ACUTE. 

GOUT,  CHRONIC. 

HEAT  EXHAUSTION  (SEE  SUNSTROKE) . 

HYGIENE,  BAD. 

MALFORMATIONS  AND  MALPOSITIONS. 

TRANSPOSITION  OF  VISCERA. 

VISCEROPTOSIS   (GLENARD'S  DISEASE). 
MALINGERING  (SEE  NERVOUS  SYSTEM). 
MALNUTRITION. 
MARASMUS. 

NOSTALGIA    (SEE  NERVOUS  SYSTEM). 
OBESITY. 
OVERWORK. 


16  CONSTITUTIONAL    DISEASES. 

PURPURA. 

IDIOPATHIC. 

Hemorrhagic. 

Henoch's. 

Rheumatic   ( Peliosis ) . 

Simple. 
SECONDARY. 

Infectious. 

Toxic. 

Cachectic. 

Neurotic. 

Mechanical. 

RAYNAUD'S  DISEASE   (SEE  ANGIONEUROSIS— NERVOUS  SYSTEM). 

RHEUMATISM,  MUSCULAR. 

RICKETS. 

SCURVY. 

SCURVY,  INFANTILE  (BARLOW'S  DISEASE). 

SENILITY. 

STARVATION. 

SUNSTROKE  AND  HEAT  EXHAUSTION  (SEE  INSOLATION— NERV- 
OUS SYSTEM). 

UREMIA  (SEE  KIDNEY). 

VAGRANCY. 


POISONS  AND  INTOXICATIONS 

ANIMAL  POISONS. 
PTOMAINS. 

Cantharides  Poisoning. 

Fish  and  Shellfish  Poisoning. 

Meat  and  Sausage  Poisoning. 

Milk,  Cheese  and  Milk  Products   (Ic3  Cream,  Etc.). 
SERUM  INOCULATION    (STATE  VARIETY). 
SNAKE  VENOM  AND  OTHER  ANIMAL  VENOMS. 
CHEMICAL  POISONS. 

ALCOHOLISM   (SEE  ALSO  NERVOUS  SYSTEM). 

Abnormal    (Pathologic  Drunkenness). 

Acute. 

Chronic. 

Delirium  Tremens. 

Dipsomania. 

Neuritis,  Alcoholic. 

Psychosis,  Alcoholic. 
CORROSIVES. 

Acid,  Carbolic. 

Acid,  Hydrochloric. 

Acid,  Nitric. 

Acid  Oxalic. 

Acid,  Sulphuric. 

Ammonium  Hydroxid. 

Caustic  Potash. 

Caustic  Soda. 

Quicklime. 
GASES. 

Ammonia  Poisoning. 

Carbon  Disulphide. 

Carbonmonoxide. 

Coal  Gas  Poisoning. 

Methane   (Fire  Damp). 

Nitric  Acid  Fumes. 

Nitrous  Oxide. 
HALOGENS. 

Bromine  Poisoning. 

Chlorine  Poisoning. 

Iodine  Poisoning. 


18  POISONS    AND    INTOXICATIONS. 

MINERALS. 

Antimony  Poisoning. 
Arsenic  Poisoning. 
Copper  Poisoning. 
Lead  Poisoning. 
Mercury  Poisoning. 
Phosphorus  Poisoning. 
Silver  Poisoning. 
Zinc  Poisoning. 

SYNTHETIC  DRUGS. 

Acetanilid  Poisoning   (Bromo-Seltzer,  Etc.). 

Benzene  Poisoning. 

Chloral  Poisoning. 

Chloroform  Poisoning. 

Orthoform  Poisoning. 

Ether  Poisoning. 

Formaldehyde  Poisonnig. 

Iodoform  Poisoning. 

Phenacetin  Poisoning. 

Sulphonal  Poisoning. 

Trional  Poisoning. 

Veronal  Poisoning. 

VEGETABLE  POISONS. 

ACIDS. 

Hydrocyanic  Acid  Poisoning. 
Cyanide  Poisoning. 
Tartaric  Acid  Poisoning. 

ALKALOIDS. 

Aconite   Poisoning. 

Atropine,   or  Belladonna   Poisoning. 

Cocaine  Poisoning. 

( Cocaine  Habit ) . 
Colchicum  Poisoning. 
Morphine,   or   Opium   Poisoning. 

(Morphine   Habit). 
Nicotine,   or   Tobacco  Poisoning. 
Strychnine,  or  Nux  Vomica  Poisoning. 
Theobromine    Compounds     (Caffein,    Etc.). 
NON-ALKALOIDAL  VEGETABLE  POISONS. 
Camphor  Poisoning. 
Croton   Oil   Poisoning. 
Digitalis   Poisoning. 
Podophyllin. 


POISONS  AND  INTOXICATIONS.  19 


GRAINS  AND  PLANTS. 
Ergot  Poisoning. 
Lathyrus   Poisoning. 
Pellagra  Poisoning. 
Poisonous  Mushrooms  and  Other  Fungi. 


GENERAL  INJURIES 

( Specify  if  Homicidal  or  Suicidal. ) 

ASPHYXIATION    (SEE  SUFFOCATION). 

BURNS,   CHEMICAL    (SEE  ALSO   DERMATITIS— SKIN) . 

BURNS,  ELECTRIC. 

BURNS,    HEAT     (SEE    DERMATITIS— SKIN) . 

BURNS,   X-RAY    (SEE   DERMATITIS— SKIN) . 

DECUBITUS    <SEE  DERMATITIS   SKIN). 

DISLOCATIONS    (SEE  JOINTS). 

DROWNING   (SEE  SUFFOCATION). 

FRACTURES    (SEE  BONES). 

FREEZING  (SEE  ALSO  DERMATITIS  CONGELATIO— SKIN) . 

FREEZING,  FIRST  DEGREE. 

FREEZING,  SECOND  DEGREE. 

FREEZING,  THIRD  DEGREE. 

FREEZING,  FOURTH  DEGREE. 

SHOCK  (SEE  NERVOUS  SYSTEM). 

SHOCK,  ELECTRIC    (INCLUDING  LIGHTNING   STROKE). 

SPRAINS,     (SEE   JOINTS,    MUSCLES,    OR    TENDONS). 

SUFFOCATION    ( ASPHYXIATION ) . 
COMPRESSION   OF   CHEST. 
DROWNING. 

GASEOUS  POISONS   (SEE  ALSO  POISONS  AND  INTOXICATIONS). 
HANGING. 

OBTRUCTION  OF   AIR-PASSAGES    WITH  FOREIGN  BODIES. 
OVERLAYING. 
STRANGULATION. 

WOUNDS,   CONTUSED. 

WOUNDS,   CRUSHING. 


GENERAL  INJURIES.  21 

WOUNDS,   GUNSHOT. 

WOUNDS,   INCISED. 

WOUNDS,  LACERATED. 

WOUNDS,   PUNCTURED. 

WOUNDS,   STAB. 
In  all   injuries  specify   region : 
Scalp. 
Face. 

Neck    (Exclusive  of   Spinal   Column). 
Upper  Extremities. 
Shoulder. 
Arm. 
Wrist. 
Hand. 

Fingers. 
Thumb. 
Chest  Wall. 

Back   (Exclusive  of  Spine). 
Abdominal  Wall. 
Pelvis. 

Lower   Extremities. 
Thigh. 
Leg. 
Foot. 

Toes. 


TUMORS 

ADENOMA. 

CHORIOADENOMA. 
FIBROADENOMA. 

ANGIOMA. 

CARCINOMA. 

ADENOCARCINOMA    ( CYLINDRIC  CELLED   CA  RCINO MA). 

CYSTOADENOMA. 

EPITHELIOMA. 

MELANOCARCINOMA. 

PAPLLLARY  CARCINOMA. 

CHLOROMA. 

CHOLESTEATOMA. 

CHONDROMA. 

OSTEOCHONDROMA. 

CHORIOEPITHELIOMA   MALIGNUM. 

CYST,  PILONIDAL. 

CYST,   TRAUMATIC   EPITHELIAL. 

DERMOID  AND  TERATOMA. 

ENDOTHELIOMA. 

EPITHELIOMA    (SEE  CARCINOMA). 

EPULIS    (SEE  FIBROMA). 

FIBROADENOMA    (SEE  ADENOMA). 

FD3R0MA. 

EPULIS. 

FIBROMA  MOLLUSCUM  MULTIPLEX. 

KELODD. 

MY0FD3R0MA. 

NEUROFIBROMA    (SEE  NEUROMA). 

POLYPUS. 


TUMOUS.  23 

GLIOMA. 

HYPERNEPHROMA. 
KELOID    (SEE   FIBROMA). 

LIPOMA. 

Multiple    Symmetrical    Lipomata. 

LYMPHOMA,    PRIMARY    MALIGNANT. 

MELANOCARCINOMA    (SEE   CARCINOMA). 

MELANOSARCOMA    (SEE  SARCOMA) 

MIXED   TUMORS    (EXCLUSIVE   OF   TERATOMA). 

MOLLUSCUM  CONTAGIOSUM    ( EPITHELIALE ) . 

MYELOMA   MULTIPLEX    (SEE  SARCOMA). 

MYOMA    (LEIOMYOMA). 

MYOMA    (RHABDOMYOMA). 

MYXOMA. 

NEUROMA. 

ODONTOMA. 

PAPILLARY    CARCINOMA     (SEE    CARCINOMA). 

POLYPUS    (SEE  FIBROMA). 

PSAMMOMA. 

SARCOMA. 

ANGIOSARCOMA. 

CHONDROSARCOMA . 

FIBROSARCOMA. 

GLIOSARCOMA. 

LIPOSARCOMA. 

LYMPHOSARCOMA. 

MELANOSARCOMA. 

MYELOMA  MULTIPLEX. 

MYOSARCOMA. 

MYXOSARCOMA. 

NEUROSARCOMA. 

OSTEOSARCOMA. 

TERATOMA    (SEE  DERMOID    AND   TERATOMA). 
XANTHOMA. 


BLOOD  AND  DUCTLESS  GLANDS 

BLOOD. 

ANEMIA. 

ANEMIA,   PRIMARY   PERNICIOUS. 

ANEMIA,  SECONDARY. 

ANEMIA,  SPLENIC    (SEE  SPLENOMEGALY— SPLEEN) . 

BACTEREMIA    (SEE    SEPTICEMIA— INFECTIOUS    DISEASES). 

CHLOROSIS. 

HEMOGLOBINEMIA. 

HEMOPHILIA. 

LEUKANEMIA. 

LEUKEMIA,  LEUKOCYTIC  ACUTE    (MYELOGENOUS.) 

LEUKEMIA,  LEUKOCYTIC  CHRONIC    (MYELOGENOUS). 

LEUKEMIA,  LYMPHOCYTIC  ACUTE. 

LEUKEMIA,  LYMPHOCYTIC   CHRONIC. 

PARASITES    (SEE  ANIMAL  PARASITES). 

Distomum  Hematobium. 

Filaria. 

Malaria. 

Trypanosomes. 
POLYCYTHEMIA,   CHRONIC,   WITH    CYANOSIS   AND   ENLARGED 

SPLEEN. 

SAPREMIA  ( SEE  INFECTIOUS  DISEASES. 

CAROTID   GLANDS. 

INFLAMMATIONS. 
TUMOR. 

HYPOPHYSIS    (SEE   ALSO   ACROMEGALY). 
HYPERPLASIA. 
TUMOR. 

PARATHYROIDS. 

ABSENCE  OF    (TETANY). 
TUBERCULOSIS. 

SPLEEN. 

ABSCESS. 
Embolic. 
Primary. 


BLOOD  AND  DUCTLESS  GLANDS.  25 

ACTINOMYCOSIS. 

AMYLOID. 

ATROPHY,   SIMPLE. 

CONGESTION,  PASSIVE. 

INFARCT. 

INJURY. 

Rupture. 
MALFORMATIONS  AND  MALPOSITIONS. 

Accessory  Spleen. 

Movable  Spleen. 

Wandering   Spleen. 
MALARIAL  SPLEEN   (AGUE  CAKE). 
PARASITES. 
PERISPLENITIS. 
PERISPLENITIS,  ACUTE. 
PERISPLENITIS,  CHRONIC. 
SPLENITIS. 

SPLENITIS,  ACUTE    ( NON- SUPPURATIVE ) . 
SPLENITIS,  CHRONIC. 
SPLENOMEGALY. 

Simple    ( Primary ) . 

Splenic  Anemia    (Banti's  Disease). 
SYPHILIS. 
TUBERCULOSIS. 
TUMOR. 

Carcinoma. 

Lymphosarcoma. 

Melanosarcoma. 

Sarcoma. 

SUPRARENALS. 

ADDISON'S   DISEASE    (SEE   CONSTITUTIONAL   DISEASES). 

HYPERNEPHROMA. 

TUBERCLULOSIS. 

THYMUS. 

ABSCESS. 
CYST. 

HEMORRHAGE  INTO. 
HYPERTROPHY. 

With  Asthma  Thymicum. 

With  Sudden  Death    (Status  Lymphaticus ) . 


26  BLOOD    AND   DUCTLESS    GLANDS.  ■ 

PERSISTENCE    OF. 

TUBERCULOSIS. 

TUMOR. 

Adenoma. 

Carcinoma. 

Lymphosarcoma. 

Sarcoma. 

THYROID  GLAND. 

ACTINOMYCOSIS. 

CRETINISM. 

GOITRE,  CYSTIC. 

GOITRE,  EXOPHTHALMIC    (BASEDOW'S  DISEASE;   GRAVES' 
DISEASE). 

GOITRE,   SIMPLE    PARENCHYMATOUS. 

INJURY. 

MALFORMATIONS  AND  MALPOSITIONS. 

Accessory  Thyroid. 

Defective  Thyroid. 
MYXEDEMA. 

MYXEDEMA,  INFANTILE. 
PARASITES. 
SYPHILIS. 

THYROIDISM,  ACUTE. 

THYROIDITIS,    ACUTE     (NONSUPPURATIVE). 
THYROIDITIS,  CHRONIC. 

THYROIDITIS,   SUPPURATIVE    (ABSCESS). 
TUBERCULOSIS. 
TUMOR. 

Adenoma. 

Carcinoma. 

Fibroma. 

Lipoma. 

Sarcoma. 


CIRCULATORY  SYSTEM 


ARTERIES. 

ANEURYSM  OF  AORTA. 

ANEURYSM,  ARTERIOVENOUS. 

ANEURYSM  OF  CAROTID. 

ANEURYSM  OF  CELIAC  AXIS. 

ANEURYSM,  FACIAL. 

ANEURYSM,  GLUTEAL. 

ANEURYSM,  ILIAC. 

ANEURYSM,   POPLITEAL. 

ANEURYSMAL  VARIX. 

ANGIONEUROSIS    (SEE    NERVOUS   SYSTEM). 

ARTERIOSCLEROSIS,   GENERAL. 

ARTERIOSCLEROSIS,  LOCAL. 

Aorta. 

Cerebral    ( See  Nervous  System ) . 

Coronary. 
ARTERITIS,  AORTTC. 

ARTERITIS,  CEREBRAL   (SEE  NERVOUS  SYSTEM). 
EMBOLISM    (SEE   THROMBOSIS). 
ENDARTERITIS. 

ENDARTERITIS,  CEREBRAL   (SEE  NERVOUS  SYSTEM) 
INJURY. 

INTERMITTENT   CLAUDICATION. 
MALFORMATIONS   AND  MALPOSITIONS. 

Aberrant  Vessel. 

Patent   Ductus   Arteriosus. 
PERIARTERITIS  NODOSA. 
RUPTURE. 
SYPHILIS. 
THROMBOSIS. 
TUMOR. 

HEART. 

ACTINOMYCOSIS. 
ADAMS-STOKES'  DISEASE. 
ANEURYSM. 


28  CIRCULATORY   SYSTEM. 

ANGINA  PECTORIS,   PSEUDO. 

ANGINA  PECTORIS,  VERA. 

ARRYTHMIA. 

ASTHMA,  CARDIAC. 

BLASTOMYCOSIS. 

BRADYCARDIA. 

EMBOLISM. 

Air. 

Blood  Clot. 
ENDOCARDITIS. 

ENDOCARDITIS,  ACUTE  MALIGNANT. 
ENDOCARDITIS,  ACUTE   SIMPLE. 
ENDOCARDITIS,  CHRONIC  SEPTIC. 
ENDOCARDITIS,  CHRONIC    (VALVULAR  DISEASE). 

Aortic  Regurgitation. 

Aortic   Stenosis. 

Mitral  Regurgitation. 

Mitral    Stenosis. 

Pulmonic   Regurgitation. 

Pulmonic   Stenosis. 

Tricuspid    Regurgitation. 

Tricuspid   Stenosis. 
FOREIGN  BODY. 
INJURY. 

Crushing. 

Gunshot. 

Stab. 

MALFORMATIONS  AND  MALPOSITIONS. 

Patent   Foramen    Ovale. 

Transposition. 

Trilocular. 
MYOCARDIUM. 

Fatty  Heart. 

Hypertrophy,  Simple  Physiologic   (Athlete's  Heart). 

Myocarditis,  Acute. 

Myocarditis,  Chronic. 
NEURASTHENIA,  CARDIAC   (SEE  NERVOUS  SYSTEM) 
NEUROSIS   (SEE  NEURASTHENIA,  CARDIAC). 
PALPITATION. 
PARASITES. 
PERICARDIUM. 

Hemopericardium. 


CIRCULATORY    SYSTEM.  20 

Hydropericardium. 
Hydropneumopericardium. 
Pericarditis. 
Pericarditis,  Acute. 
Pericarditis,  Acute,  Pneumonic. 
Pericarditis,  Acute,  Rheumatic. 
Pericarditis,  Acute,  Suppurative. 
Pericarditis,  Chronic    (Adhesive). 
Pericarditis,  Chronic  Tuberculous. 
Pneumopericardium. 

POISONS  AFFECTING  THE  HEART   (SEE  POISONS  AND  INTOXI- 
CATIONS). 

Acetanilid  and  Other  Coal -Tar  Derivatives. 
Caffeine  and  Theobromine  Compounds. 
Opium   and   Derivatives. 
Tobacco  and  Nicotine. 

RUPTURE. 

SYPHILIS. 

TACHYCARDIA. 

TACHYCARDIA  PAROXYSMAL. 

THROMBOSIS. 

TUBERCULOSIS. 

TUMOR. 

VEINS. 

PERIPHLEBITIS. 

PHLEBITIS. 

PHLEBITIS,  ACUTE,  NON- SUPPURATIVE. 

PHLEBITIS,  CHRONIC. 

PHLEBITIS,  SUPPURATIVE. 

PHLEBOLITHS. 

PHLEBOSCLEROSIS. 

SYPHILIS. 

THROMBOPHLEBITIS. 

THROMBOSIS. 

TUBERCULOSIS. 

TUMORS. 

VARICOSE  VEINS. 


DIGESTIVE  SYSTEM 

LIPS. 

BLASTOMYCOSIS. 

CARBUNCLE    (SEE  SKIN— INFECTIONS ) . 

CYST,  MUCOUS. 

FISSURE. 

FORDYCE'S  DISEASE    (SEE  SKIN— SEBACEOUS  GLANDS). 

FURUNCLE   (SEE  SKIN— INFECTIONS ) . 

HERPES  LABIALIS  ( SEE  SKIN— HYPEREMIAS  AND  INFLAMMA- 
TIONS). 

INJURY. 
Burn. 
Wound. 

MALFORMATIONS  AND  MALPOSITIONS. 
Hare-Lip. 
Synchilia. 

SYPHILIS. 

TUBERCULOSIS. 

TUMOR. 

Angioma. 
Carcinoma. 
Epithelioma. 
Sarcoma. 

MOUTH  CAVITY. 

ADHESIONS,  CONGENITAL. 

BALZ'S  DISEASE   OF  MUCOUS  GLANDS. 

CYST,  MUCOUS. 

CYST    (RANULA). 

FORDYCE'S  DISEASE   (SEE  SKIN— SEBACEOUS  GLANDS). 

INJURY. 

Burn. 

Wound. 
LEUCOKERATOSIS  BUCCALIS    (SEE  SKIN— TUMORS ) . 
MALFORMATIONS  AND   MALPOSITIONS. 

Fistula  Buccalis. 

Macrostomia. 

Microstomia. 


DIGESTIVE  SYSTEM.  31 

SALIVATION    (SEE  STOMATITIS,  MERCURIAL). 

STOMATITIS,  ACUTE  CATARRHAL. 

STOMATITIS,  APHTHOUS. 

STOMATITIS,  GANGRENOUS    (NOMA). 

STOMATITIS,  MERCURIAL    (SEE  ALSO  POISONS). 

STOMATITIS,  PARASITIC   (THRUSH). 

STOMATITIS,  ULCERATIVE. 

SYPHILIS. 

TUBERCULOSIS. 

TUMOR. 

Adenoma. 

Angioma. 

Carcinoma. 

Sarcoma. 
XEROSTOMIA   (SEE  NERVOUS  SYSTEM). 

TONGUE. 

ABSCESS. 

CYST,  MUCOUS. 

CYST    (RANULA). 

ECZEMA    (GEOGRAPHICAL  TONGUE). 

FOREIGN  BODY. 

GLOSSITIS,  ACUTE    ( NON- SUPPURATIVE ) . 

GLOSSITIS,  CHRONIC. 

GLOSSITIS,  PHLEGMONOUS. 

INJURY. 

Burn. 

Wound. 
LEUCOKERATOSIS  LINGUALIS. 
MALFORMATIONS  AND  MALPOSITIONS. 

Absence  of   Tongue. 

Adherent  Tongue. 

Lingua  Bifida. 

Long  Tongue. 

Macroglossia. 

Microglossia. 

Thyrolingual  Duct. 
MYOSITIS. 
SYPHILIS. 
TONSIL,   LINGUAL. 

Acute  Inflammation. 


32  DIGESTIVE   SYSTEM. 

Hyperplasia. 

Mycosis. 

Varix. 
TUBERCULOSIS. 
TUMOR. 

Adenoma. 

Angioma. 

Carcinoma. 

Dermoid. 

Fibroma. 

Sarcoma. 
"Thyroid  Rests." 

TEETH,   GUMS  AND   ALVEOLI. 
ABSCESS,  ACUTE  ALVEOLAR. 
ABSCESS,  CHRONIC  ALVEOLAR. 
CARIES   OF  TEETH. 
CYST,  DENTIGEROUS. 
DENTITION,  LOCAL  DISORDERS  OF. 
GINGIVITIS. 

HYPERTROPHY  OF  GUMS. 
INJURY. 
MALFORMATIONS  AND  MALPOSITIONS. 

Fusion  of  Teeth. 

Hutchinson's   Teeth    (See   Syphilis). 

Impacted  Teeth. 

Retention   oi   Deciduous  Teeth. 

Supernumerary   Teeth. 

Suppression  of  Teeth. 
NEURALGIA    (OF  DENTAL  ORIGIN). 
ODONTALGIA. 
PERIODONITIS. 
PULPITIS. 

PYORRHEA  ALVEOLARIS. 
SYPHILIS. 
TUMOR. 

Epulis. 

Odontoma. 

Sarcoma. 

JAWS. 

ABSCESS   (SEE  OSTEOMYELITIS). 
ACTINOMYCOSIS. 


DIGESTIVE  SYSTEM.  33 

ATROPHY    (FACIAL  HEMIATROPHY). 

BLASTOMYCOSIS. 

CYST. 

DISLOCATION. 

FRACTURE. 

HYPERTROPHY. 

Acromegaly   (See  Constitutional  Diseases). 
Leontiasis  Ossea. 
Osteitis   Deformans. 
INJURY   (EXCLUDING  FRACTURE  AND  DISLOCATION). 
MALFORMATIONS  AND  MALPOSITIONS. 
NECROSIS,   PHOSPHORUS    (SEE   POISONS). 
OSTEOMYELITIS,   ACUTE. 
OSTEOMYELITIS,   CHRONIC. 
PERIOSTITIS,  ACUTE. 
PERIOSTITIS,  CHRONIC. 
TUMOR. 

Carcinoma. 

Sarcoma. 
SALIVARY  GLANDS  AND  DUCTS. 
ACTINOMYCOSIS. 
ANGINA,  LUDWIG'S. 
CALCULI. 
CYST,  RANULA. 
CYST,   RETENTION. 
FOREIGN  BOD*T. 

INFLAMMATION  OF  DUCTS    (SIALODOCHITIS). 
INFLAMMATION  OF  GLANDS   ( SIALO ADENITIS ) . 

Acute     ( Non  -  Suppurative ) . 

Chronic   ( Non-Suppurative ) . 

Suppurative  ( Abscess ) . 
INJURY. 

Fistula. 

Wound. 
MALFORMATIONS  AND  MALPOSITIONS. 
MIKULICZ'S  DISEASE. 
NEUROSIS. 
PTYALISM. 

PTYALISM,  MERCURIAL    (SEE  STOMATITIS,  MERCURIAL). 
STENOSIS   OF  SALIVARY  DUCTS. 


34  DIGESTIVE   SYSTEM. 

SYPHILIS. 

TUBERCULOSIS. 

TUMOR. 

Adenoma. 

Angioma. 

Carcinoma. 

Fibroma. 

Mixed  Tumor. 

Myoma. 

Sarcoma. 
XEROSTOMIA    (SEE  NERVOUS  SYSTEM). 
ESOPHAGUS. 

DILATATION. 
DIVERTICULUM. 
ESOPHAGITIS,  INFECTIOUS. 

ESOPHAGITIS,   CORROSIVE,    (WITHOUT   OBSTRUCTION). 
ESOPHAGITIS,  TRAUMATIC. 
FISTULA. 
FOREIGN  BODY. 
HEMORRHAGE   FROM  VARIX. 
OBSTRUCTION  FROM  CICATRIX. 
OBSTRUCTION  FROM  CONGENITAL  STENOSIS. 
OBSTRUCTION  FROM  SPASM   (CARDIOSPASM). 
OBSTRUCTION  FROM  SPASM  OF  UPPER  ESOPHAGUS. 
OBSTRUCTION  FROM  TUMOR— CARCINOMA. 
OBSTRUCTION  FROM  TUMOR— POLYPUS. 
OBSTRUCTION  FROM  TUMOR— SARCOMA. 
RUPTURE. 
SYPHILIS. 
TUBERCULOSIS. 

TUMOR   (SEE  ALSO  OBSTRUCTION). 
ULCER,  INFECTIOUS. 
ULCER,  PEPTIC. 
STOMACH. 

ACHYLIA  GASTRICA. 

ANACIDITY. 

BELCHING  AND  AIR-SWALLOWING,  NERVOUS. 

CRISIS,   GASTRIC    (SEE  NERVOUS   SYSTEM— TABETIC   CRISIS). 

DILATATION,   ACUTE. 


DIGESTIVE  .SYSTEM.  35 

DILATATION,  CHRONIC. 

FEEDING,  IMPROPER   (SEE  INTESTINES). 

FOREIGN  BODY. 

GASTRALGIA. 

GASTRITIS,   ATROPHIC. 

GASTRITIS,  CATARRHAL  ACUTE. 

GASTRITIS,  CATARRHAL  CHRONIC 

GASTRITIS,  HYPERTROPHIC. 

GASTRITIS,  MEMBRANOUS. 

GASTRITIS,  MYCOTIC. 

GASTRITIS,  PHLEGMONOUS. 

GASTRITITIS,  TOXIC    (INCLUDING    ALCOHOLIC). 

GASTROENTERITIS    (SEE  INTESTDJES). 

GASTROSUCCORRHEA   (SEE  HYPERSECRETION). 

HEMORHAGE  FROM  STOMACH. 

HYPERCHLORHYDRIA. 

HYPERMOTILITY. 

HYPERSECRETION    (CONTINUED    SECRETION). 

HYPOCHLORHYDRIA. 

HYPOCHYLIA. 

INJURY^. 

MALFORMATIONS  AND  MALPOSITIONS. 
Fistula. 

Gastrectasis,  Congenital. 

Gastroptosis  Acquired. 

Gastroptosis,  Congenital. 

Hour-Glass  Stomach   (See  Also  Ulcer). 

Hypertrophy  of  Pylorus,  Congenital    (See  Pyloric  Obstruction). 

Megalogastria,  Congenital. 

Microgastria,  Congenital. 

Vertical   Stomach. 
NEUROSES  OF  STOMACH,  COMBINED. 

(See  Nervous   System — Neurasthenia,  Gastric). 
PERIGASTRITIS,  CHRONIC   (ADHESP7E). 
PERIGASTRITIS,  SUPPURATIVE. 
PERISTALTIC  UNREST  OF  KUSSMAL. 
PYLORIC   OBSTRUCTION,  BENIGN,  FROM: 

Adenoma   ( See  Tumors ) . 

Adhesions  from  Gall  Tract  Disease. 

Adhesions   from  Other   Causes. 

Cicatrix  from  Corrosive  Alkalies  and  Acids. 


36  DIGESTIVE   SYSTEM. 

Hyperchlorhydria  with  Spasm. 

Hypertrophy   of   Pylorus,   Congenital. 

Kinking   of   Duodenum. 

Ulcer  with  Cicatrix    (See  also  Ulcer). 

Ulcer  with  Spasm    (See  also   Ulcer). 
PYLORIC  OBSTRUCTION,  MALIGNANT    (SEE  ALSO   TUMORS). 
SYPHILIS. 
TUBERCULOSIS. 
TUMOR. 

Adenoma. 

Angioma. 

Carcinoma. 

Fibroma. 

Fibrolipoma. 

Myoma. 

Sarcoma. 
ULCER  OF  STOMACH,  ACUTE. 
ULCER  OF  STOMACH,  CHRONIC. 
VARIX. 

VOMITING,  NERVOUS. 
INTESTINES    (INCLUDING   APPENDIX   VERMIFORMIS ) . 
ACTINOMYCOSIS. 
APPENDIX. 

Appendicitis. 

Appendicitis,  Catarrhal  Acute. 

Appendicitis,  Catarrhal  Chronic. 

Appendicitis,  Gangrenous. 

Appendicitis,  Suppurative   (Abscess). 

Diverticulum. 

Fecal  Fistula   ( See  Intestines ) . 

Tuberculosis. 

Tumor. 

Carcinoma. 
CHOLERA  INFANTUM. 
CHOLERA  NOSTRAS. 
COLIC,  LEAD    (SEE  ALSO  POISONS). 
COLON. 

Colitis,  Amebic   (See  Parasites — Amebic  Dysentery). 

Colitis,  Catarrhal  Acute. 

Colitis,  Catarrhal  Chronic. 

Colitis,  Follicular   (Dysentery). 

Colitis,  Mucous. 

Colitis,  Spastic. 


DIGESTIVE  SYSTEM.  37 

Colitis,  Ulcerative. 

Dilatation. 

Diverticulum  of  Haustra  Coli. 

Fecal  Impaction. 

Sigmoiditis. 

Stricture   (See  Also  the  Cause  of  the  Stricture). 

Tumors. 

Carcinoma. 
Papillary  Carcinoma. 
Sarcoma. 
COMPRESSION. 
CONSTIPATION. 
CONSTIPATION,  ATONIC. 
CONSTIPATION,  HABITUAL. 
CONSTIPATION,  SPASTIC. 

CRISIS,  TABETIC    (SEE  NERVOUS   SYSTEM— TABETIC  CRISIS). 
DYSENTERY,  AMEBIC    ( SEE  PARASITES— AMEBIC  DYSENTERY ) . 
DYSENTERY,  CATARRHAL  (SEE  COLITIS,  FOLLICULAR). 
DYSENTERY,  EPIDEMIC    (SEE   INFECTIOUS   DISEASES). 
EMBOLISM   (SEE  THROMBOSIS  AND  EMBOLISM). 
ENTERITIS,  ATROPHIC. 
ENTERITIS,  CATARRHAL,  ACUTE 
ENTERITIS,  CATARRHAL,  CHRONIC. 
ENTERITIS,  NECROTIC. 
ENTERITIS,  PHLEGMONOUS. 
ENTERITIS,  TOXIC    (SEE  ALSO  POISONS). 
ENTERITIS,  ULCERATIVE. 
ENTEROCOLITIS  OF  ADULTS. 
ENTEROCOLITIS  OF  CHILDREN. 
FECAL   FISTULA. 
FEEDING,  IMPROPER. 

Deficient. 

Excessive. 

Irregular. 

Too  Frequent. 
FOREIGN  BODY. 
GASTRODUODENITIS. 
GASTROENTERITIS  OF  ADULTS. 
GASTROENTERITIS  OF  CHILDREN. 
HEMORRHAGE. 
ILEOCOLITIS   OF  CHILDREN. 


38  DIGESTIVE  SYSTEM. 

ILEUS. 

ILEUS,  ADYNAMIC   (PARESIS). 

ILEUS,  DYNAMIC   (LEAD  POISONING  AND  TYROTOXICON)    SEE 

POISONS. 
ILEUS,  MECHANICAL,  FROM: 

Adhesions. 

Cicatrix. 

Fecal  Impaction    (See  Colon). 

Foreign  Body. 

Hernia    ( See   also   Hernia ) . 

Intussusseption. 

Parasites. 

Tumor. 

Volvulus. 

INJURY. 

Crushing  Wound. 
Gunshot  Wound. 
Stab  Wound. 

MALFORMATIONS  AND  MALPOSITIONS. 
Atresia,  Congenital. 
Diverticulum  of  Duodenum. 
Diverticulum  of  Ileum    ( Meckel's ) . 
Enteroptosis. 

NEUROSIS. 

Asthenia. 

Diarrhea,  Nervous. 

Enteralgia. 

Enterospasm   (Excluding  Tabetic  Crisis). 

Meteorismus. 
PARASITES. 

PARESIS    (SEE  ILEUS,  ADYNAMIC). 
PERFORATION    (EXCLUDING   INJURY). 
SYPHILIS. 

THROMBOSIS  AND  EMBOLISM  OF  MESENTRIC  VESSELS. 
TUBERCULOSIS. 

TUMOR  OF  SMALL  INTESTINES. 
Adenoma. 
Angioma. 
Carcinoma. 
Fibroma. 
Lipoma. 
Myoma. 
Myxoma. 


DIGESTIVE  SYSTEM.  39 

Sarcoma. 
Teratoma. 
ULCER  OF  DUODENUM. 

RECTUM  AND  ANUS. 
ABSCESS,  ANAL. 
ABSCESS,  ISCHIORECTAL. 
ABSCESS,  PELVIRECTAL. 
ACTINOMYCOSIS. 

CONDYLOMA  ACUMINATUM   (SEE  VERRUCA  ACUMINATA). 
CRISIS,  RECTAL  (SEE  NERVOUS  SYSTEM— TABETIC  CRISIS). 
FISSURE  OF  ANUS. 

FISSURE  OF  ANUS  WITH  PROCTOSPASM. 
FISTULA  IN  ANO. 
FISTULA,  ISCHIORECTAL. 
FISTULA,  PELVIRECTAL. 
FISTULA,  RECTO -URETHRAL. 
FISTULA,  RECTOVESICAL. 
FOREIGN  BODY. 
FURUNCLE  OF  ANUS. 
GONORRHEA  OF  RECTUM. 
HEMORRHOIDS,    EXTERNAL. 
HEMORRHOIDS,  INTERNAL. 
HOUSTON'S  VALVE,  INFLAMMATION  OF. 
INCONTINENCE. 
INJURY. 
MALFORMATIONS  AND  MALPOSITIONS. 

Atresia  of  Anns    (imperforate  Anus). 

Atresia  of  Anus  and  Rectum. 

Atresia  of  Rectum. 

Prolapse  of  Anus. 

Prolapse  of  Rectum. 
PARASITES. 
PERIPROCTITIS. 
PROCTALGIA. 

PROCTITIS,  CATARRHAL  ACUTE. 
PROCTITIS,  CATARRHAL  CHRONIC. 
PROCTITIS,  ULCERATIVE. 
PRURITUS  ANI. 
STRICTURE,  GONORRHEAL    (SEE  GONORRHEA  OF  RECTUM). 


40  DIGESTIVE  SYSTEM. 

STRICTUEE,  POSTOPERATIVE. 

STRICTURE,  SYPHILITIC    (SEE  SYPHILIS). 

SYPHILIS. 

TUBERCULOSIS. 

TUMORS. 

Adenoma. 

Angioma. 

Carcinoma. 

Fibroma. 

Myoma. 

Papillary  Carcinoma. 

Sarcoma. 
VERRUCA  ACUMINATA    (SEE  SKIN— HYPERTROPHIES ) . 

LIVER. 

ABSCESS,  AMEBIC    (SEE   PARASITES).  . 

ABSCESS,  PYOGENIC. 

ABSCESS,  TRAUMATIC. 

ACUTE  YELLOW  ATROPHY. 

AMYLOID  LIVER  . 

CIRRHOSIS,  ATROPHIC. 

CIRRHOSIS,  BILIARY. 

CIRRHOSIS,  HYPERTROPHIC    (HANOT'S). 

CONGESTION,  ACTIVE. 

CONGESTION,  PASSIVE. 

CYST,  ECHINOCOCCUS   (SEE  PARASITES). 

FATTY  LIVER. 

FOREIGN  BODY. 

HEMATOMA. 

HEMORRHAGE  FROM    (SEE  ALSO  INJURIES). 

HEPATITIS,  PARENCHYMATOUS  DIFFUSE. 

HEPATITIS,  PARENCHYMATOUS  LOCAL. 

HYPERTROPHY,   SIMPLE. 

INJURY. 

Gunshot  Wound. 

Rupture  of  Liver. 

Stab  Wound. 

JAUNDICE    (SEE  ALSO  GALL  TRACTS— CHOLANGITIS ) . 

JAUNDICE,  CHRONIC. 

JAUNDICE,  EPIDEMIC   (WEIL'S  DISEASE)    (SEE  INFECTIOUS 
DISEASES). 


DIGESTIVE  SYSTEM.  11 

JAUNDICE,  HEREDITARY. 

JAUNDICE,  OF   NEW   BORN    (SEE    DISEASES   OF    NEW   BORN 
INFANT). 

JAUNDICE,  OBSTRUCTIVE. 

MALFORMATIONS  AND  MALPOSITIONS. 

Corset  Liver. 

Floating  Liver. 

Movable   Liver. 

Riedel's   Lobe. 

PARASITES. 

PARASITES— ECHINOCOCCUS   H\  DATID. 

PERIHEPATITIS,  ACUTE. 

PERIHEPATITIS,  CHRONIC. 

PICK'S  DISEASE    (SEE  ALSO  RESPIRATORY   SYSTEM.  MEDIAS- 
TINUM). 

SYPHILIS. 

THROMBOPHLEBITIS,   HEPATIC  VEIN. 

THROMBOPHLEBITIS,  PORTAL  VEIN. 

THROMBOSIS  HEPATIC  ARTERY. 

TUBERCULOSIS. 

TUMOR. 

Adenoma. 

Angioma. 

Carcinoma. 

Cystadenoma. 

Dermoid. 

Melanocarcinoma . 

Melano-Sarcoma. 

Sarcoma. 

GALL  TRACTS. 

CHOLANGITIS. 

CHOLANGITIS,  CATARRHAL  ACUTE. 

CHOLANGITIS,  CATARRHAL  CHRONIC. 

CHOLANGITIS,  SUPPURATIVE. 

CHOLECYSTITIS. 

CHOLECYSTITIS,  ADHESIVE. 

CHOLECYSTITIS,  CALCULOUS   (SEE  ALSO  CHOLELITHIASIS). 

CHOLECYSTITIS,  CATARRHAL. 

CHOLECYSTITIS,  GANGRENOUS. 

CHOLECYSTITIS,  SUPPURATIVE. 


42  DIGESTIVE  SYSTEM. 

CHOLELITHIASIS  WITH: 

Stone  in  Common  Duct. 

Stone  in  Cystic  Duct. 

Stone  in  Gall  Bladder. 

Stone  in  Hepatic  Duct. 
FISTULA,  BILIARY. 
FISTULA,  MUCOUS. 
PARASITES. 

RUPTURE  OF  GALL  BLADDER. 
TUMOR. 

Adenoma. 

Adenocarcinoma. 

Carcinoma. 

PANCREAS. 

CALCULUS. 

CYST. 

FAT  NECROSIS. 

HEMORRHAGE  INTO  PANCREAS. 

INJURY. 

MALFORMATIONS  AND  MALPOSITIONS. 
Pancreas   Annulaire. 

PANCREATITIS. 

PANCREATITIS,  ACUTE,  GANGRENOUS. 

PANCREATITIS,  ACUTE,  HEMORRHAGIC. 

PANCREATITIS,  ACUTE,  SUPPURATIVE. 

PANCREATITIS,  CHRONIC. 

PARASITES. 

SYPHILIS. 

TUBERCULOSIS. 

TUMOR. 

Adenoma. 

Carcinoma. 

Cystadenoma. 

MESENTERY. 

CYST,  CHYLOUS. 

CYST,  ECHINOCOCCUS. 

HEMATOCELE. 

TUBERCULOSIS. 


DIGESTIVE  SYSTEM.  43 

TUMOR. 

Fibroma. 

Fibromyoma. 

Lipoma. 

OMENTUM. 

ADHESIONS. 

CYST,  ECHINOCOCCUS. 

HEMORRHAGE  FROM 

INJURY. 

SYPHILIS. 

TUBERCULOSIS. 

TUMOR. 

Carcinoma. 

PERITONEUM    (SEE    ALSO    GENITO-URINARY    SYSTEM— FEMALE ) . 
ASCITES. 

PERITONITIS,  ACUTE  GENERAL. 
PERITONITIS,  ACUTE  LOCAL. 
PERITONITIS,  PUERPERAL    (SEE  GENITO-URINARY   SYSTEM 

FEMALE). 
PERITONITIS,  CHRONIC  GENERAL. 
PERITONITIS,  CHRONIC  LOCAL. 
SYPHILIS. 
TUBERCULOSIS. 
TUMOR. 

Adenocarcinoma. 

Angioma. 

Carcinoma. 

Endothelioma. 

Melanocarcinoma. 

Melanosarcoma. 

Sarcoma. 

HERNIA.     (SPECIFY  IF  STRANGULATED). 

EXTERNAL. 
Femoral. 
Inguinal,  Direct. 
Inguinal,  Oblique. 
Ischiatic. 
Ischiorectal. 
Linea  Alba. 
Lumbar. 
Obturator. 


44  DIGESTIVE  SYSTEM. 

Umbilical. 

Ventral. 

Ventral,  Postoperative. 
INTERNAL. 

Diaphragmatic. 

Omental. 

Retroperitoneal . 
UMBILICUS. 
ABSCESS. 

FUNGUS  UMBILICI. 
HERNIA    (SEE  HERNIA). 
MALFORMATIONS. 

Vitelline  Cyst. 

Vitelline   Diverticulum. 

Vitelline  Fistula. 
OMPHALITIS. 
TUMOR. 

Angioma. 

Carcinoma. 

Fibrolipoma. 

Fibroma. 

Myxoma. 
VARIX. 


DISEASES  OF  THE  EAR 


AURICLE. 

ATHEROMA. 

CYST,  SEBACEOUS. 

ECZEMA. 

ERYSIPELAS. 

FURUNCLE. 

GOUTY  TOPHI. 

HEMATOMA. 

HERPES. 

INFECTION,  ACUTE. 

INJURY. 

Burn. 

Freezing. 

Wound. 
"INSANE  EAR"   (SEE  ALSO  NERVOUS  SYSTEM) 
MALFORMATIONS  AND  MALPOSITIONS. 
PERICHONDRITIS. 
SYPHILIS. 
TUBERCULOSIS. 
TUMOR. 

Carcinoma. 

Chondroma. 

Epithelioma. 

Sarcoma. 

MEATUS. 

ECZEMA,  ACUTE. 
ECZEMA,  CHRONIC. 
EXOSTOSES. 
FOREIGN  BODY. 
FURUNCLE. 
INJURY. 

Burn. 

Wound. 
MALFORMATIONS. 
OTITIS  EXTERNA,  ACUTE  CIRCUMSCRIBED. 


46  DISEASES    OF    THE    EAR. 

OTITIS  EXTERNA,  ACUTE  DIFFUSE. 

OTOMYCOSIS. 

PRURITUS. 

STRICTURE. 

WAX,  OBSTRUCTING. 

MEMBRANA  TYMPANI. 
MYRINGITIS,  ACUTE. 
MYRINGITIS,  CHRONIC. 
MYRINGITIS,  HEMORRHAGIC. 
RUPTURE. 

MIDDLE  EAR. 

CHOLESTEATOMA. 

MASTOIDITIS,  ACUTE. 

MASTOIDITIS,  CHRONIC. 

NEURALGIA,  TYMPANIC    (SEE  NERVOUS  DISEASES). 

OTITIS  MEDIA. 

OTITIS  MEDIA,  CATARRHAL  ACUTE. 

OTITIS  MEDIA,  CATARRHAL  CHRONIC. 

OTITIS  MEDIA,  CATARRHAL  SUBACUTE. 

OTITIS  MEDIA,  SUPPURATIVE  ACUTE. 

OTITIS  MEDIA,  SUPPURATIVE  CHRONIC. 

OTITIS  MEDIA,  SUPPURATVE  SUBACUTE. 

OTOSCLEROSIS. 

RESIDUE. 

TUBAL-TYMPANIC  CATARRH,  ACUTE. 

TUBAL  TYMPANIC  CATARRH,  CHRONIC. 

TUBAL-TYMPANIC  CATRRRH,  SUBACUTE. 

TUBERCULOSIS. 

INTERNAL  EAR. 
DEAF  MUTISM. 
DEAFNESS. 
DEAFNESS,  CENTRAL. 
DEAFNESS,  HYSTERICAL. 
DEAFNESS,  MENINGITIC. 

DEAFNESS— NERVE    DEAFNESS    FOLLOWING     CHRONIC    CAT- 
ARRHAL  OTITIS   MEDIA. 

DEAFNESS— NERVE   DEAFNESS,  FOLLOWING  INFECTIOUS 
FEVERS. 


DIUEAUEK    OF    THE    EAR.  47 

DEAFNESS— NERVE  DEAFNESS,  IDIOPATHIC. 

INJURY. 

LABYRINTHINE     SUPPURATION     FOLLOWING     SUPPURATIVE 

OTITIS  MEDIA. 
MENIERE'S  DISEASE. 
SYPHILIS. 

TINNITUS  AURIUM.  WITHOUT  OBJECTIVE  FINDINGS. 
TRAUMATISM    (SEE  INJURY). 


DISEASES  OF  THE  EYE 

ACHROMATOPSIA. 

AMBLYOPIA,  CONGENITAL. 

AMBLYOPIA,  HYSTERICAL. 

AMBLYOPIA,  TOXIC. 
ALCOHOLIC. 
CARBON-DISULPHIDE. 
DIABETIC. 
EXTRACT   FILICI. 
IODOFORM. 

NICOTINE   (TOBACCO). 
QUININE. 
SATURNINE. 
THYROID. 
UREMIC. 

ANISOCORIA. 

CHOROID. 

CHOROIDITIS. 
CHOROIDITIS,  CENTRAL. 
CHOROIDITIS,  DISSEMINATED. 
CHOROIDITIS,  HEMORRHAGIC. 
CHORODITIS,  MYOPIC. 
CHOROIDITIS,  SENILE. 
CHOROIDITIS,  TUBERCULOUS. 
MALFORMATIONS  AND  MALPOSITIONS. 

Albinism. 

Coloboma. 
RUPTURE  OF  CHOROID. 

TUMOR. 

Melanosarcoma. 
CONJUNCTIVA. 

AMYLOID   DEGENERTION. 
BLASTOMYCOSIS. 
CALCAREOUS  DEPOSITS. 


DISEASES    OF    THE    EYE.  49 

CONJUNCTIVITIS. 

CONJUNCTIVITIS,  CATARRHAL  ACUTE. 

CONJUNCTIVITIS,  CATARRHAL  CHRONIC. 

CONJUNCTIVITIS,  ECZEMATOUS. 

CONJUNCTIVITIS,  EXANTHEMATOUS. 

CONJUNCTIVITIS,  FOLLICULAR  ACUTE. 

CONJUNCTIVITIS,  FOLLICULAR  CHRONIC. 

CONJUNCTIVITIS,  INFECTIOUS— DIPHTHERIA. 

CONJUNCTIVITIS,    INFECTIOUS— DIPLOBACILLUS     (MORAN-AX- 
ENFELD). 

CONJUNCTIVITIS,  INFECTIOUS— GONOCOCCUS. 

CONJUNCTIVITIS,  INFECTIOUS— KOCH -WEEKS  BACILLUS. 

CONJUNCTIVITIS,  INFECTIOUS— PNEUMOCOCCUS. 

CONJUNCTIVITIS,  INFECTIOUS— STAPHYLOCOCCUS. 

CONJUNCTIVITIS,  INFECTIOUS— STREPTOCOCCUS. 

CONJUNCTIVITIS  NODOSA. 

CONJUNCTIVITIS,  TRACHOMATOUS  ACUTE. 

CONJUNCTIVITIS,  TRACHOMATOUS  CHRONIC. 

CONJUNCTIVITIS,  TRAUMATIC. 

CONJUNCTIVITIS,  VERNAL. 

CYST. 

ECCHYMOSIS. 

EPICANTHUS. 

FOREIGN  BODY. 

HYALIN  DEGENERATION. 

HYPEREMIA. 

HYPERPLASIA. 

INJURY. 

Burn. 
Wound. 

PEMPHIGUS   ( SEE  SKIN— HYPEREMIAS  AND  INFLAMMATIONS ) . 

PINGUECULA. 

PTERYGIUM. 

RHINOSCLEROMA. 

SYPHILIS. 

TRACHOMA    (SEE  CONJUNCTIVITIS). 

TUBERCULOSIS. 

TUMOR. 

Adenoma. 


50  DISEASES    OF    THE    EYE. 

Angioma. 

Carcinoma. 

Dermoid. 

Epithelioma. 

Fibroma. 

Lipoma. 

Papilloma. 

Sarcoma. 

ULCER. 

Phlyctenular. 

Traumatic. 
XEROSIS. 

CORNEA. 

ECTASIA. 

Keratocele. 
Keratoconus. 
Keratoglobus. 
Multiple  Ciliary. 
Staphyloma,  Complete. 
Staphyloma,  Partial. 

INJURY. 

Abrasion. 
Burn. 

Foreign  Body. 
Wound,  Incised. 
Wound,  Perforating. 

KERATITIS    ( NON- SUPPURATIVE ) . 
Band. 
Bullous. 
Deep. 
Fasicular. 
Filamentary. 
Interstitial. 
Mycotic. 
Pannus. 

Parenchymatous. 
Phagedenic. 
Punctate,  Deep. 
Punctate,  Superficial. 
Sclerosing. 
Striate. 

KERATITIS   ( SUPPURATIVE ) . 
Abscess. 
Ulcer,  Dendritic. 


DISEASES    OF    THE    EYE.  51 


Ulcer,  Herpetic. 

Ulcer,  Infectious    (Serpiginous). 

Ulcer,  Infectious  with  Hypopyon. 

Ulcer,  Keratomalacia. 

Ulcer,  Neuroparalytic. 

Ulcer,  Phlyctenular. 

Ulcer,  Rodent. 

Ulcer,  Simple  Marginal. 

Ulcer,  Trachomatous. 

Ulcer,  Traumatic. 
LEPROSY. 
OPACITIES. 

Arcus  Senilis. 

Hyalin  Degeneration. 

Leukoma. 

Leukoma  Adherent. 

Macula. 

Nebula. 
SYPHILIS. 
TUBERCULOSIS. 
TUMOR. 

CRYSTALLINE  LENS. 
APHAKIA. 
CATARACT. 
Capsular. 
Cerulea. 

Congenital,  Anterior  Polar. 
Congenital,  Posterior  Polar. 
Congenital,  Zonular. 
Cretaceous. 
Morganian. 
Secondary. 
Senile. 
Traumatic. 

DISLOCATION  INTO  ANTERIOR  CHAMBER. 
DISLOCATION  INTO  POSTERIOR  CHAMBER. 
ECTOPIA. 
FOREIGN  BODY. 
WOUND,  CONTUSED. 
GLAUCOMA. 

INFLAMMATORY  GLAUCOMA,  ACUTE. 
INFLAMMATORY  GLAUCOMA,  CHRONIC. 


52  DISEASES    OF    THE    EYE. 

INFLAMMATORY  GLAUCOMA,   SUBACUTE. 
SECONDARY  GLAUCOMA,  ABSOLUTE. 
SECONDARY  GLAUCOMA,  ACUTE. 
SECONDARY  GLAUCOMA,  HEMORRHAGIC. 
SECONDARY  GLAUCOMA,  SUBACUTE. 
SIMPLE  GLAUCOMA. 

IRIS. 

CYST. 

GUMMA. 

HYPEREMIA. 

INJURY. 

Coloboma. 
Foreign  Body. 
Hyphema. 
Irido-Dialysis. 
Prolapse  of  Iris. 
Wound,  Incised. 
Wound,  Perforating. 

IRITIS. 

IRITIS,  GONORRHEAL. 
IRITIS,  IDIOPATHIC. 
IRITIS,  RHEUMATIC. 
IRITIS,  SYPHILITIC. 
IRITIS,  TUBERCULOUS. 
IRITIS,  TRAUMATIC. 

TUMOR. 

Sarcoma. 

IRIS  AND  CILIARY  BODY. 
GUMMA. 

INJURY. 

Wound,  Perforating. 

IRIDOCYCLITIS. 
IRIDOCYCLITIS,  IDIOPATHIC. 
IRIDOCYCLITIS,  SYPHILITIC. 
IRIDO-CYCLITIS,  TRAUMATIC. 
IRIDO-CYCLITIS,  TUBERCULOUS. 
SYMPATHETIC  OPHTHALMIA. 


DISEASES    OF    THE   EYE.  53 

TUMOR. 

Adenoma. 
Sarcoma. 

UVEITIS. 
LACRIMAL  APPARATUS. 

LACRIMAL  DUCT,  STENOSIS  OF. 

LACRIMAL  GLAND,  CYST  OF. 

LACRIMAL  GLAND,  DISLOCATION  OF. 

LACRIMAL  GLAND,  FISTULA  OF. 

LACRIMAL  GLAND,  HEMORRHAGE  INTO. 

LACRIMAL  GLAND,  INFLAMMATION  OF    (DACRYOADENIT1S). 

LACRIMAL  GLAND,  SYPHILIS  OF. 

LACRIMAL  GLAND,  TUBERCULOSIS  OF. 

LACRIMAL  GLAND,  TUMOR  OF. 

LACRIMAL  SAC,  DISLOCATION  OF. 

LACRIMAL  SAC,  FISTULA  OF. 

LACRIMAL  SAC,  INFLAMMATION  OF    (DACRYOCYSTITIS). 

LACRIMAL  SAC,  MUCOCELE  OF. 

LACRIMAL  SAC,  SYPHILIS  OF. 

LACRIMAL  SAC,  TUBERCULOSIS  OF. 

LACRIMAL  SAC,  TUMOR  OF. 

MALPOSITION  OF  PUNCTUM. 

STENOSIS  OF  PUNCTUM. 

STRICTURE  OF  NASAL  DUCT. 

LIDS. 

ANGIONEUROTIC  EDEMA    (SEE  NERVOUS  SYSTEM— ANGIO- 

NEUROSIS). 
CYST. 
GLANDS,  DISEASES  OF. 

Chalazion. 

Hardeolum. 

Milium. 
INFLAMMATORY  DISEASES. 

Abscess. 

Blastomycosis. 

Blepharitis,  Marginal. 

Blepharitis,  Squamous. 

Blepharitis,  Ulcerous. 

Eczema. 

Erysipelas. 


54  DISEASES    OF    THE    EYE. 

Furuncle. 

Herpes. 

Herpes  Zoster. 

Phthiriasis. 

Rhine-scleroma. 

Syphilis. 

Tuberculosis. 
INJURY. 

Burn. 

Ecchymosis. 

Foreign  Body. 

Wound,  Contused. 

Wound,  Incised. 

Wound,  Lacerated. 
MALFORMATIONS  AND  MALPOSITIONS. 

Ankyloblepharon. 

Blepharophimosis. 

Distichiasis. 

Ectropion,  Cicatricial. 

Ectropion,  Paralytic. 

Ectropion,  Senile. 

Entropion. 

Entropion,  Cicatricial. 

Entropion,  Spastic. 

Epicanthus. 

Lagophthalmos. 

Symblepharon. 

Trichiasis. 

MUSCLES    (SEE  ALSO  NERVOUS  SYSTEM). 

Blepharospasm,  Hysterical. 

Blepharospasm,  Symptomatic. 

Nictitation,  Choreic. 

Paralysis  Orbicularis  Palpebrarum. 

Ptosis,  Congenital. 

Ptosis,  Paralytic. 

Ptosis,  Symptomatic. 
TELANGIECTASIS    (SEE  ALSO  SKIN-TUMORS). 
TUMOR. 

Adenoma. 

Angioma. 

Carcinoma. 

Dermoid. 

Epithelioma. 

Papilloma. 

Sarcoma. 


DISEASES    OF    THE    EYE. 
XANTHELASMA. 

MUSCLES  AND  MOTILITY. 
ESOPHORIA. 
EXOPHORIA. 
HYPERPHORIA. 
HYPOPHORIA. 
MYOSITIS,  ACUTE. 
NYSTAGMUS,  CONGENITAL. 
OPHTHALMOPLEGIA,  TOTAL. 
PARESIS— OBLIQUUS. 
PARESIS— RECTUS  EXTERNUS. 
PARESIS— RECTUS  INFERIOR. 
PARESIS— RECTUS  rNTERNUS. 
PARESIS— RECTUS  SUPERIOR. 
STRABISMUS— ALTERNATING. 
STRABISMUS— CONVERGENT. 
STRABISMUS,  DEORSUMVERGENT. 
STRABISMUS,  DIVERGENT. 
STRABISMUS,  SURSUMVERGENT. 

OPTIC  NERVE. 

ATROPHY,   PRIMARY. 
ATROPHY,  SECONDARY. 

MALFORMATIONS. 

Medullated  Nerve  Fibers. 
NEURITIS  (INTRAOCULAR).     SEE  NERVOUS  DISEASES. 

Albuminuric. 

Drusen  Bodies  on  Nerve  Head. 

Idiopathic. 

Papillitis. 

Syphilitic. 
NEURITIS    ( RETROBULBAR ) . 

Acute. 

Chronic. 

ORBIT. 

ABSCESS. 

CELLULITIS. 

CELLULITIS,  SUPRAORBITAL. 

CICATRIX,  ORBITAL. 

CONTRACTED  ORBIT. 


56  DISEASES    OF    THE    EYE. 

CYST. 

ENOPHTHALMOS. 

HEMORRHAGE  INTO  ORBIT. 

SYPHILIS. 

TUBERCULOSIS. 

TUMOR. 

Carcinoma. 

Dermoid. 

Osteoma. 

Osteosarcoma. 

Osteosarcoma,  Supraorbital. 

REFRACTION  AND  ACCOMMODATION. 

ANTSMETROPIA. 

ASTIGMATISM,  HYPERMETROPIC. 

ASTIGMATISM,  HYPERMETROPIC  COMP. 

ASTIGMATISM,  MIXED. 

ASTIGMATISM,  MYOPIC. 

ASTIGMATISM,  MYOPIC,  COMP. 

MYOPIA. 

PRESBYOPIA. 

RETINA. 

DETACHMENT. 
EDEMA. 

EMBOLISM,  CENTRAL  ARTERY. 
EMBOLISM,  SUPERIOR  ARTERY. 
HEMORRHAGE,  MACULAR. 
HEMORHAGE,  SUBRETINAL. 
RETINITIS. 

RETINITIS,  ALBUMINURIC. 
RETINITIS,  CENTRAL. 
RETINITIS,  DIABETIC. 
RETINITIS,  HEMORRHAGIC. 
RETINITIS,  IDIOPATHIC. 
RETINITIS— NEURORETINITIS. 
RETINITIS  PIGMENTOSA. 
RETINITIS,  PROLIFERATING. 
RETINITIS— RETINO-CHOROIDITIS. 
RETINITIS,  SYPHILITIC. 


DISEASES    OF    THE    EYE.  57 


RETINITIS,  TUBERCULOUS. 
TUMOR. 
Glioma. 

SCLERA. 

BUPHTHALMOS. 

ECTASIA. 

EPISCLERITIS. 

FOREIGN  BODY. 

PIGMENTATION,  CONGENITAL. 

RUPTURE. 

SCLERITIS. 

TUMOR. 

WOUND,  CONTUSED. 

WOUND,  PERFORATING. 
VITREOUS  HUMOR. 

FOREIGN  BODY. 

HEMORRHAGE  INTO. 

HYALITIS. 

MUSCLE  VOLITANTES. 

OPACITY. 

SYNCHYSIS. 


GENITOURINARY  SYSTEM— FEMALE 

FEMALE  BREAST. 

NIPPLE  AND  AREOLA. 

ATROPHY. 
HYPERTROPHY. 

INFLAMMATION. 

Abscess. 

Chapped  Nipple. 

Eczema. 

Sore  Nipple. 

Ulceration. 
INJURY. 
MALFORMATIONS. 

Absence  of  Nipple   (Athelia). 

Depressed  Nipple. 

Diminutive  Nipple. 

Supernumerary  Nipples    (Polythelia). 
PARASITES. 

Psorospermiasis. 

Thrush   (Oidium  Albicans). 
SYPHILIS,  PRIMARY   (CHANCRE). 
SYPHILIS,  TERTIARY. 
TUBERCULOSIS. 
TUMOR. 

Epithelioma   (Paget's  Disease). 

MAMMARY  GLAND. 
ATROPHY. 
ATROPHY,  SENILE. 
CYST,  RETENTION. 
HYPERTROPHY. 
INJURY. 

MALFORMATIONS. 
Absence    ( Amazia ) . 
Supernumerary  Gland    (Polymazia). 

MASTITIS,  ACUTE    ( NON-  SUPPURATIVE ) . 

Of  Newborn. 


GENITOURINARY    SYSTEM— FEMALE.  59 

Of  Puberty. 
Puerperal. 

MASTITIS,  CHRONIC. 

Interstitial,  Diffuse. 

Interstitial,  Lobular. 
MASTITIS,  SUPPURATIVE. 

Mammary  Abscess. 

Submammary  Abscess. 
MASTODYNIA. 
SECRETORY  DISORDERS. 

Agalactia   (Absence  of  Milk  After  Parturition). 

Galactorrhea    (Excessive  Secretion). 

Insufficient  Fats. 

Insufficient  Proteids. 

Insufficient    Sugars. 

Secretion  of  Milk  Apart  from  Pregnancy. 
SYPHILIS. 
TUBERCULOSIS. 

TUMOR. 

Adenoma. 

Adenocarcinoma. 

Carcinoma. 

Cystadenoma. 

Fibroma. 

Lipoma. 

Sarcoma. 

KIDNEY. 

ABSCESS. 

ABSCESS  PERLNEPHRITIC. 

ACTINOMYCOSIS. 

AMYLOID  KIDNEY. 

ANURIA. 

ARTERY,  RENAL. 

Compression. 

Stricture. 

Thrombosis  and  Embolism. 

Torsion. 
BLASTOMYCOSIS. 

CALCULUS,  RENAL    (SEE  NEPHROLITHIASIS). 
COLIC,  RENAL. 
CONGESTION,  ACTIVE. 


60  GENITOURINARY    SYSTEM— FEMALE. 

CONGESTION,  PASSIVE. 

CYST,  RETENTION. 

CYSTIC  KIDNEY,  CONGENITAL. 

EDEMA. 

FISTULA. 

FOREIGN  BODY. 

GONORRHEA. 

HYDRONEPHROSIS. 

INFARCT. 

INJURY. 

MALFORMATIONS   AND   MALPOSITIONS. 

Absence  of  One  Kidney. 

Horeshoe  Kidney. 

Lobulated  Kidney. 

Nephroptosis,  First  Degree. 

Nephroptosis,  Second  Degree. 

Nephroptosis,  Third  Degree. 

Nephroptosis,  Fourth  Degree    (Floating  Kidney). 

Nephroptosis  with  Dietl's  Crisis. 

NEPHRITIS. 

NEPHRITIS,  CAPSULAR,  ACUTE. 

NEPHRITIS,  CAPSULAR,  CHRONIC. 

NEPHRITIS,  INTERSTITIAL,  ACUTE. 

NEPHRITIS,  INTERSTITIAL,  CHRONIC. 

NEPHRITIS,  PARENCHYMATOUS. 

NEPHRITIS,  PARENCHYMATOUS,  ACUTE. 

NEPHRITIS,  PARENCHYMATOUS,  ACUTE    HEMORRHAGIC. 

NEPHRITIS,  PARENCHYMATOUS,  CHRONIC. 

NEPHRITIS,  PARENCHYMATOUS,   CHRONIC   HEMORRHAGIC. 

NEPHRITIS,  PARENCHYMATOUS,  SUBACUTE. 

NEPHRITIS  OF  PREGNANCY. 

NEPHROLITHIASIS. 

PARASITES. 

PYELITIS. 

PYELITIS  OF  PREGNANCY. 

PYELONEPHRITIS. 

SUPPRESSION  OF  URINE  (SEE  ANURIA). 

SYPHILIS. 

TUBERCULOSIS. 


GENITOURINARY    SYSTEM— FEMALE.  01 

TUMOR. 

Adenoma. 

Carcinoma. 

Fibroma. 

Hypernephroma. 

Sarcoma. 
UREMIA,  ACUTE. 
UREMIA,  CHRONIC. 
VEIN,  RENAL. 

Compression. 

Phlebitis. 

Stricture. 

Stricture. 

Thrombosis. 

URETERS. 

CALCULUS. 

COMPRESSION. 

FISTULA    (SEE  BLADDER). 

FOREIGN  BODY. 

GONORRHEA. 

INFLAMMATION   (SEE  URETERITIS). 

INJURY. 

MALFORMATIONS  AND  MALPOSITIONS. 

RUPTURE. 

STENOSIS. 

TUBERCULOSIS. 

TUMOR. 

URETERITIS. 

BLADDER. 

CALCULUS. 

CRISES   (SEE  NERVOUS  SYSTEM.— TABETIC  CRISIS). 

CYSTITIS,  ACUTE. 

CYSTITIS,  CHRONIC. 

CYSTITIS,  GONORRHEAL   (SEE  GONORRHEA). 

CYSTITIS,  ULCERATIVE. 

DYSURIA. 

ENURESIS,  DIURNAL. 

ENURESIS,  NOCTURNAL. 

FISTULA,  GENITO-URINARY. 


62  GENITOURINARY    SYSTEM— FEMALE. 

Ur  etero  -  Cervical. 

Uretero-Vaginal. 

Uretero  -Vesical. 

Uretero-Vesico-Vaginal. 

Urethro  -Vaginal. 

Vesico-Umbilical. 

Vesico-Vaginal. 

FOREIGN  BODY. 

GONORRHEA. 

HEMORRHAGE. 

INCONTINENCE  OF  URINE. 

INFLAMMATION  (SEE  CYSTITIS). 

INJURY. 

MALFORMATIONS  AND  MALPOSITIONS. 

Cystoptosis. 

Double  Bladder. 

Ectopia. 

Vesicocele. 
NECROSIS. 
NEUROSIS. 
PARALYSIS. 
PARESIS. 

RETENTION  OF  URINE. 
RUPTURE. 
TUBERCULOSIS. 

TUMOR. 

Carcinoma. 

Papillary  Carcinoma. 
VESICAL  IRRITATION   (SEE  FUNCTIONAL  AND  SYMPTOMATIC 
DISORDERS). 

URETHRA. 

ABSCESS. 

CARUNCLE. 

FISSURE. 

FISTULA   (SEE  BLADDER-FISTULA). 

FOREIGN  BODY. 

GONORRHEA. 

HEMORRHAGE. 

INFLAMMATION   ( URETHRITIS ) . 

Acute. 

Chronic. 


GENITOURINARY    SYSTEM— FEMALE.  63 

INJURY. 

Rupture. 

Wound. 
MALFORMATIONS  AND  MALPOSITIONS. 

Absence. 

Developmental  Defects. 

Diverticulum. 

Prolapse. 
STRICTURE. 
SYPHILIS. 

Primary. 

Tertiary. 
TUMOR. 

Carcinoma. 

Papilloma. 

Polypus. 

Sarcoma. 
URETHRODYNIA    (SEE  NERVOUS  SYSTEM). 

URINARY  DISORDERS. 
ACETONURIA. 
ALBUMINURIA. 

Adolescens. 

Cardiac. 

Cyclic. 

Neurotic. 

Orthostatic. 

Physiologic.  •  „    ' 

ALBUMOSURIA. 

ALKAPTONURIA. 

BACILLURIA. 

CYSTINURIA. 

HEMATOPORPHYRINURIA    (CLASS  TOXIC  FORM  UNDER  POI- 
SONS). 

HEMATURIA. 

HEMATURIA,  ESSENTIAL. 
HEMATURIA,  INFECTIOUS. 

HEMATURIA,   INTERMITTENT    (SEE   ANGIONEUROSES— NERV- 
OUS DISEASES). 
HEMOGLOBINURIA. 
HEMOGLOBINURIA,  MALARIAL. 
HEMOGLOBINURIA,   PAROXYSMAL. 


64  GENITOURINARY    SYSTEM— FEMALE. 

HEMOGLOBINURIA,  TOXIC    (SEE  POISONS). 

INDICANURIA. 

LEVULOSURIA. 

LITHURIA. 

MELANURIA. 

OXALURIA. 

PHOSPHATURIA. 

PNEUMATURIA. 

POLYURIA. 

PYURIA. 

OVARIES. 

ABSCESS. 

ATROPHY. 

CYST. 

Corpus  Luteum. 

Follicular    ( Small  Cystic  Degeneration ) . 

Tubo-Ovarian. 

HEMORRHAGE. 

HYDROCELE. 

MALFORMATIONS. 

MALPOSITIONS. 
Decensus. 
Hernia. 

OVARIE    (SEE  NERVOUS  SYSTEM). 
OVARITIS,  ACUTE. 
OVARITIS,  CHRONIC. 
TUMOR. 

Carcinoma. 

Cystoma. 

Cystoma,  Pseudomucinous. 

Cystoma,  Racemose. 

Cystoma,  Serous. 

Embryoma. 
Dermoid. 
Teratoma. 

Endothelioma. 

Fibroma. 

Sarcoma. 
TUMOR  WITH  PREGNANCY. 


GENITOURINARY   SYSTEM— FEMALE.  65 

FALLOPIAN  TUBES. 

ABSCESS. 

Pyosalpinx. 

Tubo-Ovarian. 
CYST,  TUBO-OVARIAN   (SEE  OVARIES). 
HEMATOSALPINX. 
HYDROSALPINX. 
MALFORMATIONS. 
MALPOSITIONS. 
PYOSALPINX   (SEE  ABSCESS). 
SALPINGITIS,  ACUTE. 
SALPINGITIS,  CHRONIC. 
TUBERCULOSIS. 
TUMORS. 

PERITONEUM  AND  CELLULAR  TISSUE. 
CELLULITIS,  ACUTE. 
CELLULITIS,  CHRONIC. 
CYST. 

CYST,  PAPILLOMATOUS. 
CYST,  PAROVARIAN. 
CYST,  SMALL. 

PARAMETRITIS    (SEE  CELLULITIS). 
PERITONITIS. 

PERITONITIS,  ACUTE  GENERAL. 
PERITONITIS,  ACUTE  PELVIC. 
PERITONITIS,  CHRONIC  GENERAL. 
PERITONITIS,  CHRONIC  PELVIC. 
PERITONITIS,  MALIGNANT    (SEE  TUMORS). 
PERITONITIS,  TUBERCULOUS     (SEE    TUBERCULOSIS). 
THROMBOSIS. 
THROMBOPHLEBITIS. 
TUBERCULOSIS. 
TUMOR. 

Adeno-Carcinoma. 

Carcinoma. 
VARICOCELE. 

UTERUS. 

ATRESIA. 


66  GENITOURINARY    SYSTEM— FEMALE. 

ATROPHY. 

CERVICAL  CATARRH,  CHRONIC  (SEE  ENDOMETRITIS,  CHRONIC 
CERVICAL). 

DISPLACEMENTS. 

Anteflexion. 

Anteversion. 

Elevation. 

Lateroposition. 

Prolapsus    (See  Downward  Displacement  of  Pelvic  Floor). 

Retroflexion. 

Retroposition. 

Retroversion. 
ECTROPIUM;   EROSION;   CATARRHAL  PATCH. 

( See  Endometritis,  Chronic  Cervical ) . 
HEMORRHAGE. 

HEMORRHAGE,  POSTPARTUM. 
HEMATOMETRA. 
HYDROMETRA. 
HYPERTROPHY. 
INJURY. 

Fistula   (See  Bladder). 

Laceration. 

Perforation. 

INFLAMMATION. 

Endometritis. 

Endometritis,   Acute. 

Endometritis,  Chronic  Cervical. 

Endometritis,  Chronic  Corporeal. 

Metritis. 

Metritis,  Acute,  Non-Puerperal. 

Merititis,  Acute,   Puerperal. 

Metritis,  Chronic. 
INVERSION. 
LEUCORRHEA. 

MALFORMATIONS. 
Absence. 
Minor. 

Rudimentary   Uterus. 
Subinvolution  of  Uterus. 
Uterus  Didelphys. 
Uterus  Infantilis. 
Uterus  Septus. 
Uterus  Unicornis. 


GENITOURINARY    SYSTEM— FEMALE.  67 

PHYSOMETRA. 

PROCIDENTIA    (SEE   DOWNWARD   DISPLACEMENT   OF   PELVIC 

FLOOR). 
PYOMETRA. 
SYPHILIS. 
TUBERCULOSIS. 

TUMOR. 

Adenoma. 

Carcinoma. 

Chorio-Epithelioma. 

Fibromyoma. 

Sarcoma. 

VAGINA  AND  HYMEN. 
ATRESIA. 
CONDYLOMA  ACUMINATUM    (SEE  VERRUCA  ACUMINATA). 

HYMEN,  CYSTS. 

Malformations. 
INFLAMMATION    (VAGINITIS;   COLPITIS). 
STENOSIS. 
SYPHILIS. 
TUBERCULOSIS. 
TUMOR. 

Cystic. 

Solid. 
VAGINISMUS. 
VERRUCA  ACUMINATA    (SEE  ALSO  SKIN— HYPERTROPHIES ) . 

VULVA. 

ATRESIA. 

BARTHOLIN'S  GLAND,  ABSCESS  OF. 

BARTHOLIN'S  GLAND  CYST. 

BARTHOLIN'S  GLAND,  INFLAMMATION  OF. 

CONDYLOMA  ACUMINATUM    (SEE  VERRUCA  ACUMINATA). 

CYSTS  OF  VALVOVAGINAL  GLANDS. 

ECZEMA. 

EDEMA. 

ELEPHANTIASIS   (SEE  ALSO  SKIN— HYPERTROPHIES ) . 

GANGRENE. 

HEMATOMA. 

HERNIA. 


68  GENITOURINARY    SYSTEM— FEMALE. 

HYPERTEOPHY. 

INFLAMMATION   ( VULVITIS ) . 

INJURY. 

KRAUROSIS. 

MALFORMATIONS. 

PRURITUS. 

SYPHILIS. 

TUBERCULOSIS. 

TUMOR. 

Carcinoma. 

Melano-  Carcinoma. 

Papilloma. 

Sarcoma. 
VARIX. 
VERRUCA  ACUMINATA   (SEE  SKIN— HYPERTROPHIES ) . 

PELVIC  FLOOR. 

CONDYLOMA  ACUMINATUM  OF  PERINEUM    (SEE  VERRUCA 

ACUMINATA). 
DISPLACEMENT  DOWNWARD. 

Anterior  Vaginal  Wall  and  Bladder    ( Cystoeele ) . 

Posterior  Vaginal  Wall. 

Posterior  Vaginal  Wall  and  Rectum   (Reetocele). 

Uterus  ( Prolapsus  Uteri ) . 
ENTEROCELE,  VAGINAL. 

HERNIA  OF  PELVIC  FLOOR  (SEE  DISPLACEMENT  DOWNWARD ) , 
INJURY   (LACERATION). 

Vaginal. 

Vulvar. 

Perineal,  involving  Anus. 

Perineal,  not  involving  Anus. 
MALFORMATIONS. 

Absence  of  Perineal  Body. 

Persistent  Cloaca. 
PROCIDENTIA    (SEE  DISPLACEMENT  DOWNWARD). 
PROLAPSUS  UTERI  (SEE  DISPLACEMENT  DOWNWARD). 
VERRUCA  ACUMINATA   (SEE  ALSO  SKIN— HYPERTROPHIES ) . 

FUNCTIONAL  AND  SYMPTOMATIC  DISORDERS. 
AMENORRHEA. 

COCCYGODYNIA.  (SEE  NERVOUS  SYSTEM). 
DYSMENORRHEA. 


GENITOURINARY    BY  HTEM— FEMALE.  69 

DYSURIA. 
DYSPAREUNIA. 
INCONTINENCE  OF  URINE. 
MENORRHAGIA. 
METRORRHAGIA. 

PSEUDOCYESIS   (SEE  NERVOUS  SYSTEM). 
RETENTION  OF  URINE. 
SUPPRESSION  OF  URINE  (SEE  KIDNEYS). 
VESICAL  IRRITABILITY. 
ABDOMINAL  WALL. 
DIASTASIS  RECTI. 
GENERAL  LAXITY. 

HERNIA   (SEE  DIGESTIVE  S\  STEM— HERNIA ) . 
INJURY. 

Burn. 

Wound. 

PREGNANCY. 
NORMAL. 
PATHOLOGICAL   (CLASS  ALSO  UNDER  PROPER  DISEASE  AND 

ORGAN) . 
ABORTION  AND  MISCARRIAGE. 
TOXEMIA  OF  PREGNANCY. 
ECLAMPSIA. 
ECTOPIC   PREGNANCY. 
MULTIPLE  PREGNANCY. 
DISEASES  OF  OVUM. 

Hydramnios. 

Oligohydramnios. 

Placenta  and  Cord,  Abnormalities  of. 

Vesicular  Mole. 

DISEASES  OF  BLOOD  AND  DUCTLESS  GLANDS. 
DISEASES  OF  CIRCULATORY  SYSTEM. 
DISEASES   OF   DIGESTIVE   SYSTEM. 
DISEASES  OF  GENERATIVE  ORGANS. 

Displacement. 

Inflammation. 

Injury. 

Tumor. 
DISEASES  OF  NERVOUS  SYSTEM. 
DISEASES  OF  OSSEOUS  SYSTEM. 


70  GENITOURINARY    SYSTEM— FEMALE. 

DISEASES  OF  RESPIRATORY  SYSTEM. 

DISEASES  OF  SKTJST. 

DISEASES  OF  URINARY  ORGANS. 

INFECTIOUS   DISEASES    (EXCLUDING   SYPHILIS   AND 

TUBERCULOSIS). 
SYPHILIS. 
TUBERCULOSIS. 

LABOR. 

NORMAL  (SPECIFY  FETAL  PRESENTATION  AND  POSITION). 

PATHOLOGIC. 

DYSTOCIA  DUE  TO  ANOMALIES  OF  EXPULSIVE  FORCES. 

DYSTOCIA  DUE  TO  ABNORMALITIES  OF  PELVIC  SOFT 

PARTS. 
DYSTOCIA  DUE  TO  DEFORMED  AND  CONTRACTED  PELVIS 

(SPECIFY). 
DYSTOCIA  DUE  TO  ABNORMALITIES  IN  DEVELOPMENT  OR 

PRESENTATION  OF  FETUS. 
DYSTOCIA  DUE  TO  HEMORRHAGE. 

Premature  Separation  of  Normally  Implanted  Placenta. 

Placenta  Prsevia. 

Postpartum  ( See  also  Diseases  of  Uterus ) . 

Inversion  of  Uterus. 
DYSTOCIA  DUE  TO  HEART  DISEASE. 
INJURY  TO  BIRTH  CANAL. 

Cervix. 

Perineum. 

Vagina  and  Vulva. 

Rupture  of  Uterus. 

Rupture  of  Pelvis. 

PUERPERIUM. 
NORMAL. 
PATHOLOGICAL    (SEE  DISEASES  OF  AFFECTED  ORGANS). 

NEWBORN  INFANT. 

ASPHYXIA  NEONATORUM. 
ICTERUS  NEONATORUM. 
INFECTIONS   (EYE,  CORD,  ETC.). 
INJURY  FOLLOWING  DELIVERY. 

Fracture  or  Dislocation. 

Injury  of  Soft  Parts. 

Paralysis,   Obstetric. 
MONSTROSITIES. 


GENITOURINARY  SYSTEM— MALE 

MALE  BREAST. 

CYST,  RETENTION. 
HYPERTROPHY. 
INJURY. 
MALFORMATIONS. 

Absence  of  Nipple   (Athelia). 

Multiple  Nipples   (Polythelia). 

Mastitis  of  Newborn. 

Mastitis  of  Puberty. 
TUMOR. 

Adenoma. 

Adenocarcinoma. 

Carcinoma. 

Sarcoma. 

KIDNEY. 

ABSCESS. 

ABSCESS  PERINEPHRIC. 

ACTINOMYCOSIS. 

AMYLOID  KIDNEY. 

ARTERY,  RENAL. 

Compression  of. 

Stricture  of. 

Thrombosis  and  Embolism. 

Torsion. 
BLASTOMYCOSIS. 

CALCULUS,  RENAL    (SEE  NEPHROLITHIASIS). 
COLIC,  RENAL. 
CONGESTION,  ACTIVE. 
CONGESTION,  PASSIVE. 
CYST,  RETENTION. 
CYSTIC  KIDNEY,  CONGENITAL. 
EDEMA. 

FISTULA,  RENAL. 
FOREIGN  BODY. 
GONORRHEA. 
HYDRONEPHROSIS. 


72  GENITOURINARY   SYSTEM— MALE. 

INFAECT. 
INJURY. 

MALFORMATIONS  AND  MALPOSITIONS. 

Absence  of  One  Kidney. 

Horseshoe  Kidney. 

Lobulated  Kidney. 

Nephroptosis,  First  Degree. 

Nephroptosis,  Second  Degree. 

Nephroptosis,  Third  Degree. 

Nephroptosis,  Fourth  Degree   (Floating  Kidney). 

Nephroptosis  with   Dietl's  Crisis. 
NEPHRITIS. 

NEPHRITIS,  CAPSULAR,  ACUTE. 
NEPHRITIS,  CAPSULAR,  CHRONIC. 
NEPHRITIS  INTERSTITIAL,  ACUTE. 
NEPHRITIS,  INTERSTITIAL,  CHRONIC. 
NEPHRITIS,  PARENCHYMATOUS. 
NEPHRITIS,  PARENCHYMATOUS,  ACUTE. 
NEPHRITIS,  PARENCHYMATOUS,  ACUTE  HEMORRHAGIC. 
NEPHRITIS,  PARENCHYMATOUS,  CHRONIC. 
NEPHRITIS,  PARENCHYMATOUS,  CHRONIC  HEMORRHAGIC 
NEPHRITIS,  PARENCHYMATOUS,  SUBACUTE. 
NEPHROLITHIASIS. 
PARASITES. 
PYELITIS. 
PYELONEPHRITIS. 
SUPPRESSION  OF  URINE. 
SYPHILIS. 
TUBERCULOSIS. 
TUMOR. 

Adenoma. 

Carcinoma. 

Fibroma. 

Hypernephroma. 

Sarcoma. 
UREMIA,  ACUTE. 
UREMIA,  CHRONIC. 
VEIN,  RENAL. 

Compression. 

Phlebitis. 

Stricture. 

Thrombosis. 


GENITOURINA  It  Y   8  YSTBM—MALB.  73 

URETERS. 

CALCULUS. 

COMPRESSION. 

FISTULA. 

FOREICN  BODY. 

GONORRHEA. 

INJURY. 

MALFORMATIONS  AND  MALPOSITIONS. 

Double  Ureters. 
RUPTURE. 
STENOSIS. 
STRICTURE. 
TUBERCULOSIS. 
TUMOR. 
URETERITIS. 

BLADDER. 

CALCULUS. 

CRISIS,    TABETIC   (SEE   ALSO   NERVOUS    SYSTEM— TABETIC ) . 

CRISIS). 
CYSTITIS. 
CYSTITIS.  ACUTE. 
CYSTITIS,  CHRONIC. 

CYSTITIS,  GONORRHEAL   (SEE  GONORRHEA). 
CYSTITIS,  ULCERATIVE. 
DYSURIA. 

ENURESIS,  NOCTURNAL. 
FISTULA. 
FOREIGN  BODY. 
GONORRHEA    (CYSTITIS). 
HEMORRHAGE  FROM. 
INCONTINENCE. 
INJURY. 
MALFORMATIONS  AND  MALPOSITIONS. 

Cystoptosis. 

Double  Bladder. 

Ectopia. 
PARALYSIS. 
PARESIS. 
RETENTION  OF  URINE. 


74  GENITOURINARY   SYSTEM— MALE. 

RUPTURE. 

TABES  (SEE  SYPHILIS). 

TUBERCULOSIS.  !    j 

TUMOR. 

Adenoma. 

Carcinoma. 

Fibroma. 

Papilloma. 

Papillary  Carcinoma. 

Sarcoma. 

URINARY  DISORDERS. 

ACETONURIA. 
ALBUMINURIA. 
ALBUMINURIA,  ADOLESCENS. 
ALBUMINURIA,  CARDIAC. 
ALBUMINURIA,  CYCLIC. 
ALBUMINURIA,  NEUROTIC. 
ALBUMINURIA,  ORTHOSTATIC. 
ALBUMINURIA,  PHYSIOLOGIC. 
ALBUMOSURIA. 
ALKAPTONURIA. 
BACILLURIA. 
CYSTINURIA. 

HEMATOPORPHYRINURIA  (CLASS  TOXIC  FORM  UNDER  PROPER 
POISON). 

HEMATURIA. 

HEMATURIA,  ESSENTIAL. 

HEMATURIA,  INFECTIOUS. 

HEMATURIA,  INTERMITTENT     (SEE    ANGIONEUROSES— NERV- 
OUS DISEASES). 
HEMOGLOBINURIA. 
HEMOGLOBINURIA,  MALARIAL. 
HEMOGLOBINURIA,  PAROXYSMAL. 
HEMOGLOBINURIA,  TOXIC   (SEE  POISONS). 
INDICANURIA. 
LEVULOSURIA. 
LITHURIA. 
MELANURIA. 
OXALURIA. 
PHOSPHATURIA. 


GE  STlTOUItlNA  h'Y   8 Y&TEM—MALE.  75 

PNEUMATURIA. 

POLYURIA. 

PYURIA. 

PENIS  AND  PREPUCE. 
ABSCESS. 
ATROPHY. 
BALANITIS. 
CAVERNITIS. 
CHANCROID. 
CONCRETION. 

CONDYLOMA  ACUMINATUM    (SEE  VERRUCA  ACUMINATA). 
EDEMA. 
FOLLICULITIS. 
GANGRENE. 
HERPES. 
HYPERTROPHY. 
INJURY. 

MALFORMATIONS. 
PARAPHIMOSIS. 
PHIMOSIS. 
PRIAPISM. 

SYPHILIS,  PRIMARY   (CHANCRE). 
SYPHILIS,  TERTIARY. 
TUBERCULOSIS. 

TUMOR. 

Carcinoma. 

Epithelioma. 

Papilloma. 

Sarcoma. 
VERRUCA  ACUMINATA   (SEE  ALSO  SKIN— HYPERTROPHIES) . 

URETHRA. 

ABSCESS. 

CALCULUS. 

CHANCROID. 

COWPERITIS. 

FISTULA. 

FOREIGN  BODY. 

HEMORRHAGE. 


76  GENITOURINARY    SYSTEM—MALE. 

INJURY. 

Rupture. 
Wound. 

MALFORMATIONS  AND  MALPOSITIONS. 

Diverticulum. 

Epispadias. 

Hypospadias. 
STRICTURE. 

SYPHILIS,  PRIMARY   (CHANCRE). 
SYPHILIS,  TERTIARY. 
TUBERCULOSIS. 
TUMOR. 

Carcinoma. 

Papilloma. 

Sarcoma. 
URETHRALGIA. 
URETHRITIS. 

URETHRITIS,  GONORRHEAL. 
URETHRODYNIA   (SEE  ALSO  NERVOUS  SYSTEM), 

PROSTATE. 

ABSCESS. 

ATROPHY. 

CALCULUS. 

CYST,  RETENTION. 

HYPERTROPHY. 

PROSTATITIS. 

PROSTATITIS,  ACUTE. 

PROSTATITIS,  CHRONIC. 

PROSTATITIS,  GONORRHEAL. 

PROSTATORRHEA. 

SYPHILIS. 

TUBERCULOSIS. 

TUMOR. 

Carcinoma. 

Papillary  Carcinoma. 

Sarcoma. 

SEMINAL  VESICLES. 
ABSCESS. 
ATONY. 
ATROPHY. 


GENITOURINARY   HYHTEM—MALU.  77 


CYST,  RETENTION. 

INJURY. 

MALFORMATIONS. 

SYPHILIS. 

TUBERCULOSIS. 

TUMOR. 

Carcinoma. 

Sarcoma. 
VESICULITIS. 
VESICULITIS,  GONORRHEAL. 

SPERMATIC  CORD. 
GONORRHEA. 
HEMATOCELE. 
HYDROCELE. 
INFLAMMATION    ( NON-GONORRHEAL) , 

Acute. 

Chronic. 
INJURY. 
NEURALGIA. 
SPERMATOCELE. 
THROMBOPHLEBITIS. 
TUBERCULOSIS. 
TUMOR. 
VARICOCELE. 

TUNICA  VAGINALIS. 
HEMATOCELE. 
HYDROCELE. 
INJURY. 
LOOSE  BODIES. 
PERIORCHITIS. 

EPIDIDYMIS. 
ABSCESS. 
ATROPHY. 
CYST. 

EPIDIDYMITIS. 

EPIDIDYMITIS,  GONORRHEAL. 
HYPERTROPHY. 
INJURY. 


78  GENITOURINARY   SYSTEM— MALE. 

MALFORMATIONS. 
SYPHILIS. 
TUBERCULOSIS. 
TUMOR. 

Adenoma. 

Carcinoma. 

Fibroma. 

Sarcoma. 

TESTICLE. 

ABSCESS. 

CYST,  RETENTION. 
HERNIA  TESTIS    (FUNGUS  TESTIS). 
INJURY. 

MALFORMATIONS  AND  MALPOSITIONS. 
Undescended  Testicle. 

ORCHITIS. 

ORCHITIS,  GONORRHEAL. 

ORCHITIS,  MUMPS. 

SYPHILIS. 

TUBERCULOSIS. 

TUMOR. 

Adenoma. 

Carcinoma. 

Cystadenoma. 

Fibroma. 

Sarcoma. 

SCROTUM. 

ABSCESS. 

CHANCROID. 

DERMATITIS. 

ECZEMA. 

EDEMA. 

ELEPHANTIASIS  (CLASS  FILARIAL  FORM  UNDER  PARASITES] 

( SEE  SKIN— HYPERTROPHIES ) . 
ERYSIPELAS. 
GANGRENE. 

HYPERTROPHY,  SIMPLE. 
INFLAMMATION  ( CELLULITIS ) . 
INJURY. 
MALFORMATIONS. 


QENITOUBINA  HY    SYSTEM— MALE.  79 

PRURITUS. 

SYPHILIS,  PRIMARY   (CHANCRE). 

SYPHILIS,  TERTIARY. 

TUBERCULOSIS. 

TUMOR. 

Carcinoma. 

Epithelioma. 

Fibroma. 

Lipoma. 

Sarcoma. 
ULCER. 

ULCER,  GONORRHEAL. 
VERRUCA  ACUMINATA    (SEE  ALSO   SKIN— HYPERTROPHIES). 

MISCELLANEOUS. 
ASPERMIA. 
ENURESIS,  DIURNAL. 
ENURESIS,  NOCTURNAL. 
EUNUCHISM. 
IMPOTENCE. 
MALFORMATIONS. 

Cloaca  Persistent. 

Hermaphroditism. 

Mueller's  Duct  Persistent. 
NEURASTHENIA  SEXUALIS    (SEE  NERVOUS  DISEASES). 
ONANISM. 
SPERMATORRHEA. 


ORGANS  OF  LOCOMOTION 

BONES,   PERIOSTEUM  AND   CARTILAGES    (EXCLUSIVE    OF   SKULL 
AND  SPINE). 

ACTINOMYCOSIS    (SEE   ALSO  INFECTIOUS  DISEASES). 

BLASTOMYCOSIS    (SEE  ALSO  INFECTIOUS  DISEASES). 

CARIES. 

CHONDRITIS. 

CYST  OF  BONE. 

EPIPHYSITIS   (SEE  OSTEOMYELITIS. 

EXOSTOSIS. 

FOREIGN  BODY. 

FRACTURE  OF: 

EXTREMITIES,  LOWER.    (SPECIFY  THE  BONE.) 
Compound. 
Pathologic. 
Simple. 
Ununited. 
EXTREMITIES,  UPPER.     (SPECIFY  THE  BONE.) 
Compound. 
Pathologic. 
Simple. 
Ununited. 
CLAVICLE. 
PELVIS. 
RIBS. 
SCAPULA. 
STERNUM. 
GONORRHEA. 
GOUT. 

INJURY   (EXCLUSIVE  OF  FRACTURES). 
MALFORMATIONS. 
Achondroplasia. 

Acromegaly   ( See  Constitutional  Diseases ) . 
Aplasia. 
Atrophy. 
Cervical  Rib. 
Chondrodystrophia  Fetalis. 


ORGANS    OF    LOCOMOTION.  81 

Dwarfism. 
Floating  Rib. 
Gigantism. 
Leontiasis  Ossea. 
Micromelia. 

NECROSIS. 

NECROSIS— CIRCULATORY. 
NECROSIS— NEUROPATHIC. 
NECROSIS— PHOSPHORUS. 
OSSIFICATION  OF  CARTILAGES. 
OSTEOMALACIA. 
OSTEOMYELITIS,  ACUTE. 
OSTEOMYELITIS,  CHRONIC. 
OSTITIS,  CONDENSING. 
OSTITIS,  DEFORMING. 
OSTITIS,  RAREFYING. 
PERICHONDRITIS. 
PERIOSTITIS,  ALBUMINOUS. 
PERIOSTITIS,  FIBROUS. 
PERIOSTITIS,  OSSIFYING. 
PERIOSTITIS,  SUPPURATIVE. 
SYPHILIS. 
TUBERCULOSIS. 

TUMOR. 

Angioma. 

Carcinoma. 

Chondroma. 

Cystoma. 

Hypernephroma. 

Lipoma. 

Myeloma,  Multiple. 

Osteoma. 

Osteosarcoma. 

Sarcoma. 

JOINTS   (EXCLUSIVE  OF  SPINE). 
ANKYLOSIS. 
ARTHRALGIA. 

ARTHRITIS  DEFORMANS   (SEE  OSTEOARTHRITIS). 
ARTHRITIS,  INFECTIOUS. 
Mild. 
Septic. 


82  ORGANS    OF    LOCOMOTION. 

Still's  Disease. 

Villus  Arthritis   (Schiiller). 

Gonococcie. 

Pneumonococcic. 

Rheumatic,  Acute    ( See  Rheumatism — Infectious  Diseases ) . 

Syphilitic    (See  Syphilis). 

Typhoid. 

Tuberculous    (See  Tuberculosis). 
ARTHRITIS,  TRAUMATIC. 
ARTHRITIS,  TROPHIC. 

Metabolic. 

Toxemic. 

Arteriosclerotic. 

Senile. 

ARTHROPATHY,  NEUROPATHIC    (SEE   OSTEOARTHRITIS, 

TROPHIC). 
DISLOCATIONS. 
DISLOCATIONS,  CONGENITAL. 
DISLOCATIONS,  UNREDUCED. 
FLOATING  CARTILAGE    (SEE  LOOSE  BODIES). 
FOREIGN  BODY. 

GONORRHEA  OF  JOINTS   (SEE  ARTHRITIS). 
GOUT. 

HEMARTHROSIS. 
HYDROPS,     INTERMITTENT      (SEE     ALSO     ANGIONEUROSES— 

NERVOUS  DISEASES). 
INJURY     (EXCLUSIVE     OF     DISLOCATION     AND     ARTHRITIS 

TRAUMATIC). 
LOOSE  BODIES  IN  JOINT. 
OSTEOARTHRITIS. 
OSTEOARTHRITIS,  INFECTIOUS. 

Septic. 

Gonococcie. 

Pneumococcic. 

Syphilitic   (See  Syphilis). 

Tuberculous    (See  Tuberculosis) . 

Typhoid. 

OSTEOARTHRITIS,  TROPHIC. 

Metabolic    (Rheumatoid  Arthritis,  Chronic  Rheumatism,  Arthritic 

Deformans ) . 

Senile. 

Neurotic   ( Tabes,  Syringomyelia,  Hemiplegia,  Neuritis,  etc. ) . 


ORG  AN  H    OF    LOCOMOTION.  S3 

Toxemic    (Club  Fingers). 
Cardiac. 

RHEUMATISM,    ACUTE    ARTICULAR     (SEE    INFECTIOUS    DIS- 
EASES). 

RICE  BODIES    (SEE  LOOSE  BODIES). 

SPRAIN. 

SYPHILIS. 

TUBERCULOSIS. 

TUMOR. 

Chondroma. 

Lipoma. 

Osteoma,   Osteosarcoma,   Sarcoma. 

SKULL    (EXCLUDING  JAWS). 

BIRTH  INJURY  (SEE  ALSO  PUERPERIUM) . 

EXOSTOSIS. 
FRACTURE. 

Cranium. 

Malar  Bone. 

Maxilla,   Superior. 

Nose. 
HYPEROSTOSIS. 
MALFORMATIONS. 

Encephalocele   (See  Nervous  System). 

Fissure,    Simple. 

Hydrencephalocele    (See  Nervous   System). 

Hydrocephalus,  Congenital    ( See  Nervous  System ) . 

Meningocele    (See  Nervous  System). 

Microcephaly    (See  Nervous  System). 
OSTEOMYELITIS, 
OSTEOMYELITIS,  GONORRHEAL. 
OSTEOMYELITIS,  TYPHOID. 
PERIOSTITIS. 
PERIOSTITIS,  ACUTE. 
PERIOSTITIS,  CHRONIC. 
SYPHILIS. 
TUBERCULOSIS. 
TUMOR. 

Carcinoma. 

Chondroma. 

Endothelioma. 

Hypernephroma. 


84  ORGANS    OF    LOCOMOTION. 

Osteoma. 

Osteosarcoma. 

Sarcoma. 

SPINE   (Region  or  Vertebra  Affected  Should  be  Stated). 
ABSCESS. 

ABSCESS,  LUMBAR. 
ABSCESS,  PSOAS. 
ABSCESS,  RETROPHARYNGEAL. 

ANKYLOSIS    (EXCLUDING  ARTHRITIS   DEFORMANS). 
COCCYX,  FRACTURE  OF. 
CURVATURE  OF  SPINE. 

Kyphosis    (Exclusive  of  Tuberculosis). 

Lordosis. 

Scoliosis. 
DISLOCATION. 
FRACTURE  OF  VERTEBRA. 
INJURY       (EXCLUDING       FRACTURE,       DISLOCATION       AND 

SPRAIN). 
MALFORMATIONS,  CONGENITAL. 

Spina  Bifida. 

Supernumerary  Vertebra. 

Tail. 
NECROSIS,   PRESSURE. 
POTT'S  DISEASE    (SEE   TUBERCULOSIS). 

SPONDYLITIS    DEFORMANS     (SEE    ALSO    ARTHRITIS    DEFORM- 
ANS). 
SPONDYLITIS,  SIMPLE. 
SPONDYLITIS,  TRAUMATIC. 

SPONDYLITIS,  TUBERCULOUS    (SEE    TUBERCULOSIS). 
SPONDYLITIS,  TYPHOID. 
SPONDYLITIS  FROM  OTHER  INFECTIONS. 
SPONDYLOMALACIA,  TRAUMATIC. 
SPRAIN. 
SYPHILIS. 
TORTICOLLIS. 

T.  Congenital   (See  Muscles). 

T.  Dermatogenic. 

T.  Myogenic    (See  Muscles). 

T.  Neurogenic   (See  Nervous  System). 

TUBERCULOSIS. 


ORGANS    OF    LOCOMOTION.  85 

TUMOR. 

Carcinoma. 

Chondroma. 

Dermoid. 

Hypernephroma. 

Lipoma. 

Osteoma. 

Sarcoma. 

MUSCLES. 

ACTINOMYCOSIS. 

ATROPHY,  IDIOPATHIC  MUSCULAR  (SEE  ALSO  NERVOUS  SYS- 
TEM). 

ATROPHY,  MUSCULAR,  POST-TRAUMATIC  ARTICULAR. 

BLASTOMYCOSIS. 

CONTRACTURE. 

DEGENERATIONS. 

Fatty. 

Fibrous. 
HEMATOMA. 
INJURY. 

Sprain. 

Wound. 

LUMBAGO  (SEE  RHEUMATISM,  MUSCULAR). 

MALFORMATIONS. 

MYALGIA   (SEE  RHEUMATISM,  MUSCULAR). 

MYOSITIS. 

MYOSITIS,  ACUTE    (NONSUPPURATIVE). 

MYOSITIS,  CHRONIC. 

MYOSITIS,  SUPPURATIVE    (ABSCESS). 

PARASITES. 

Cysticerci. 

Trichina?. 

PSEUDOHYPERTROPHIC     PARALYSIS     (SEE     NERVOUS     SYS- 
TEM). 

RHEUMATISM,  MUSCULAR  (SEE  CONSTITUTIONAL  DISEASES). 

RUPTURE,   SPONTANEOUS. 

RUPTURE,  TRAUMATIC. 

SYPHILIS. 

TORTICOLLIS,  CONGENITAL. 

TORTICOLLIS,  MYOGENIC. 

TUBERCULOSIS. 


86  ORGANS    OF    LOCOMOTION. 

TUMOR. 

Chondroma. 

Fibroma. 

Lipoma. 

Myoma. 

Osteochondroma. 

Osteoma. 

Sarcoma. 

FASCL3E. 

CONTRACTURE. 

Dupuytren's  Contraction. 

INFLAMMATION. 

INJURY. 

SYPHILIS. 

TUBERCULOSIS. 

TUMOR. 

Fibroma. 

Sarcoma. 

TENDONS  AND  TENDON-SHEATHS. 

ACHILLODYNIA  (SEE  NERVOUS  SYSTEM). 

ADHESIONS. 

CONTRACTURE. 

DISLOCATION. 

GANGLION. 

GONORRHEA. 

INJURY. 

Rupture. 

Sprain. 

Wound. 

SYPHILIS. 

TENDONITIS. 

TENDONITIS,    GONORRHEAL    (SEE   GONORRHEA). 

TENOSYNOVITIS,    (EXCLUDING   GONORRHEA   AND    TUBERCU- 
LOSIS). 
TENOSYNOVITIS.  ACUTE. 
TENOSYNOVITIS,  CHRONIC. 
TENOSYNOVITIS,  SUPPURATIVE. 
TUBERCULOSIS. 


ORGANS    OF    LOCOMOTION. 


TUMOR. 

Endothelioma. 
Fibroma. 
Lipoma. 
Sarcoma. 

BURSJE. 

BUNION. 

BURSITIS. 

BURSITIS,  ACUTE. 

BURSITIS,  CHRONIC. 

BURSITIS,  SUPPURATIVE. 

CYST     (HYGROMA). 

GONORRHEA. 

INJURY. 

SYPHILIS. 

TUBERCULOSIS. 

TUMOR. 

MALFORMATIONS  OF  LIMBS. 
AMPUTATION. 
CLUB  HAND. 
CLUB  FOOT    (TALIPES). 

Talipes  Calcaneous. 

Talipes  Calcaneo-Valgus. 

Talipes  Cavus. 

Talipes  Equino-Valgus. 

Talipes  Equino-Varus. 

Talipes  Equinus. 

Talipes  Valgus. 

Talipes  Varus. 
DISARTICULATION. 
FLAT  FOOT    (PES  PLANUS). 
GENU   EXTRORSUM. 
GENU  RECURVATUM. 
GENU  VALGUM. 
GENU  VARUM. 
HALLUX  VALGUS. 
HALLUX  VARUS. 
HAMMER  TOE. 
POLYDACTYLISM. 
SYNDACTYLISM. 


LYMPHATIC  SYSTEM 

LYMPH  NODES. 

BUBO,  (LYMPHADENITIS). 

BUBO,  CHANCROID. 

BUBO,  GONORRHEAL. 

BUBO,  SYPHILITIC. 

BUBONIC  PLAGUE    (SEE  INFECTIOUS   DISEASES). 

CYSTS. 

GLANDERS    (SEE  INFECTIOUS  DISEASES). 

GLANDULAR   FEVER. 

HODGKIN'S  DISEASE. 

LEUKEMIA    (SEE  DISEASES  OF  BLOOD). 

LEPROSY. 

LYMPHADENITIS      (EXCLUDING     CHANCROID,     GONORRHEA, 

SYPHILIS  AND  TUBERCULOSIS). 

Acute    ( Non-suppurative ) . 

Chronic. 

Suppurative. 

PARASITES. 

PERIADENITIS. 

PSEUDOLEUKEMIA    (SEE    HODGKIN^S    DISEASE). 

SYPHILIS. 

TUBERCULOSIS. 

TUMOR. 

Carcinoma. 

Endothelioma. 

Lymphosarcoma. 

LYMPH  VESSELS. 
CYST,  CHYLOUS. 

ELEPHANTIASIS    ( THROMBOLYMPHANGITIS ;    PACHYDERMA ) . 
(CLASS  FILARIAL  FORM  ALSO  UNDER  PARASITES). 
LYMPHANGITIS. 
LYMPHANGITIS,  ACUTE. 
LYMPHANGITIS,  CHRONIC. 


LYMPHATIC   SYSTEM.  89 


THORACIC  DUCT. 

Compression. 

Fistula. 

Stricture. 
TUMOR. 

Angioma. 

Angiosarcoma. 

Endothelioma. 

Sarcoma. 


NERVOUS  SYSTEM 

ABASIA. 

ABASIA,  HYSTERICAL. 

ABSCESS  OF  BULB    (SEE  BULBAR  ABSCESS). 

ABSCESS  OF  CEREBELLUM   (SEE  CEREBELLAR  ABSCESS). 

ABSCESS  OF  CEREBRUM   (SEE  CEREBRAL  ABSCESS). 

ABSCESS,  EXTRA-DURAL. 

ABSCESS  OF  SPINAL  CORD    (SEE  SPINAL  CORD,  ABSCESS  OF). 

ACHILLODYNIA. 

ACHONDROPLASIA    (SEE  BONES— MALFORMATIONS). 

ACHROMATOPSIA   (SEE  ALSO  DISEASES  OF  EYE). 

ACROCYANOSIS,  CHRONIC  ANESTHETIC  ( SEE  ANGIONEUROSIS ) . 

ACROMEGALY    (SEE  ALSO  CONSTITUTIONAL  DISEASES). 

ACRONEUROSES. 

ACROPARESTHESIA. 

ADENOLIPOMATOSIS. 

ADIPOSIS  DOLOROSA. 

AGORAPHOBIA. 

AGRAPHIA. 

AGRYPNIA   (SEE  INSOMNIA). 

AICHNIPHOBIA. 

ALOPECIA   (SEE  DISEASES  UF  SKIN— HALRS  AND  HAIR  FOLLI- 
CLES). 

AKINESIA    ALGERA     (HYPOCHONDRIASIS;     HYSTERIA;     NEU- 
RASTHENIA.     (SEE  APRAXIA). 
ALCOHOLISM    (SEE  ALSO  POISONS  AND  INTOXICATIONS). 

Acute. 

Abnormal    ( Pathologic  Drunkenness ) . 

Chronic. 

Delirium,  Chronic  Alcoholic. 

Delirium  Tremens. 

Dipsomania. 

Epilepsy,  Alcoholic   (See  Also  Epilepsy.) 

Psychosis,  Alcoholic. 

( See  Psychosis,  Intoxication ) . 

AMAUROSIS   (SEE  AMBLYOPIA). 


NERVOUS   SYSTEM.  91 

AMBLYOPIA   (SEE  ALSO  DISEASES  OF  EYE). 
Diabetic. 

Hereditary    (Congenital). 
Hysterical. 
Thyroid. 
Toxic    (See  Also  PoLons). 

Alcoholic. 

Carbon  Disulphide. 

Carbon    Monoxide. 

Extract,   Filici. 

Iodoform. 

Nicotine   ( Tobacco ) . 

Quinine. 

AMUSIA. 

AMYOTROPHIC  LATERAL  SCLEROSIS    (SEE  BULBAR  PARALY- 
SIS). 

AMYOTROPHY     (SEE    ALSO    ATROPHY,    MUSCULAR;     OR    DYS- 
TROPHY, MUSCULAR). 

AMYOTROPHY,  PROGRESSIVE  MYOSITIC. 

AMYOTROPHY,   PROGRESSIVE   SPINAL. 

AMYOTROPHY,  PROGRESSIVE  SPINAL,   HEREDITARY. 

ANARTHRIA    (DYSARTHRIA). 

ANEMIA,  CHRONIC  CEREBRAL  (SEE  CEREBRAL  ANEMIA, 
CHRONIC). 

ANEMIA,  PERNICIOUS   (SEE  ALSO  BLOOD  AND  DUCTLESS 
GLANDS). 

Cerebral   Hemorrhage. 
Delirium. 

Paralysis   ( Myelitis ) . 

Spinal  Cord,  Degeneration  of   ( See  Spinal  Cord ) . 
Spinal  Cord,  Sclerosis  of   (See  Spinal  Cord). 

ANGINA  PECTORIS,  HYSTERICAL    ( SEE    HEART— ANGLNA   PEC- 
TORIS,  PSEUDO). 

ANGINA  PECTORIS.  NEURASTHENIC       (SEE      HEART— ANGINA 
PECTORIS,  PSEUDO). 

ANGIONEUROSIS. 

Acrocyanosis,  Chronic  Anesthetic. 

Acroparesthesia. 

Asphyxia,   Local   Symmetrical    (Raynaud's   Disease). 

Edema  of  Skin,  Acute  Circumscribed. 

Edema  of  Viscera,  Angioneurotic. 

Erythromelalgia. 

Intermittent  Hydrops  of  Joints. 

Sclerodermia. 

Symmetric  Gangrene   (Raynaud's  Disease). 


92  NERVOUS    SYSTEM. 

ANIDROSIS    (SEE   SKIN— SWEAT   GLANDS). 

ANISOCORIA   (SEE  DISEASES  OF  EYE). 

ANOREXIA    (NERVOUS). 

ANOSMIA. 

APHAGIA   ALGERA. 

APHASIA. 

APHONIA,  HYSTERICAL. 

APHONIA,  SPASTIC. 

APOPLEXY    (SEE  HEMORRHAGE;   THROMBOSIS;   EMBOLISM). 

APOPLEXY,  BULBAR   (SEE  BULBAR  PARALYSIS). 

APOPLEXY,  CEREBRAL    (SEE  CEREBRAL  PARALYSIS). 

APOPLEXY,  MENINGEAL   (SEE  MENINGEAL  HEMORRHAGE). 

APOPLEXY,  SPINAL  CORD    (SEE  SPINAL  CORD). 

APRAXIA  ALGERA    (SEE  HYSTERIA). 

ARTERIOSCLEROSIS    (SEE  CIRCULATORY   SYSTEM)     (SEE: 

Cerebral  Arteriosclerosis. 

Dementia  Postapoplectic. 

Encephalomalacia. 

Encephalomalacia  Multiplex. 

Encephalitis,  Chronic  Subcortical    ( Binswanger ) . 

Epilepsy,  Arteriosclerotic    (Senile)    (See  Epilepsy). 

Intermittent  Claudication. 

Paraplegia,  Senile. 

Spinal  Cord,  Arteriosclerosis  of   ( See  Spinal  Cord ) . 
ARTERITIS    (SEE  CEREBRAL  ENDARTERITIS). 
ARTHRALGIA. 
ARTHRALGIA,  SATURNINE. 

ARTHRITIS  DEFORMANS,  VERTEBRAL  (SEE  BONES). 
ARTHROGRYPOSIS  (SEE  SPONDYLITIS  DEFORMANS). 
ARTHROPATHY,        NEUROPATHIC        (SEE        SYRINGOMYELIA; 

TABES). 
ASPHYXIA,  LOCAL  SYMMETRICAL    (SEE  ANGIONEUROSIS ) . 
ASTASIA    (SEE  HYSTERIA). 

ASTHENIC  PARALYSIS  (SEE  MYASTHENIA  GRAVIS). 
ATAXIA  ACUTE   (SEE: 

Encephalomyelitis   Disseminated. 

Myelitis  Disseminated. 

Neuritis ) . 
ATAXIA,  HEREDITARY    ( FRIEDERICH'S  DISEASE). 
ATAXIA,     HEREDITARY      CEREBELLAR       (SEE      CEREBELLAR 

ATAXIA). 


NERVOUS    SYSTEM.  93 

ATAXIA,    PARAPLEGIC      (SEE     SCLEROSIS,     COMBINED     SYS- 
TEMIC). 

ATHETOSIS    (SEE  CEREBRAL  PARALYSIS,   INFANTILE). 

ATHETOSIS,  IDIOPATHIC   (OR  PRIMITIVE). 

ATHETOSIS,  POSTHEMIPLEGIC. 

ATROPHY  OF  CEREBELLUM    (SEE  CEREBELLAR  ATROPHY). 

ATROPHY,   CEREBRAL  MUSCULAR    (SEE   CEREBRAL   ATROPHY 
OF   MUSCLES). 

ATROPHY  OF  CEREBRUM   (SEE  CEREBRAL  ATROPHY). 

ATROPHY,  ISCHEMIC. 

ATROPHY,  MUSCULAR. 

ATROPHY,  MUSCULAR,  ARTHRITIC. 

ATROPHY,  POST-TRAUMATIC  ARTICULAR   (SEE  MUSCLES). 

ATROPHY,    PROGRESSIVE    SPINAL    MUSCULAR     (SEE    SPINAL 
MUSCULAR  ATROPHY,  ETC.). 
( Aran-Duchenne  Type ) . 

ATROPHY,  PROGRESSIVE     SPINAL    MUSCULAR,    HEREDITARY 
(SEE   SPINAL   MUSCULAR  ATROPHY,   ETC.). 

ATROPHY,  PROGRESSIVE  MUSCULAR,  MYOSITIC. 

ATROPHY,    PROGRESSIVE    MUSCULAR    NEUROTIC     (SEE    ALSO 
DYSTROPHY). 

AURA,  EPILEPTIC    (SEE  ALSO  EPILEPTIC  AURA). 
AUTOMATISM,    AMBULATORY     ( DROMOMONITA )      (SEE    ALSO 

EPILEPSY;   HYSTERIA). 
BARKING  COUGH   OF  PUBERTY. 
BERIBERI   (SEE  INFECTIOUS  DISEASES). 
BIRTH   PARALYSIS    (SEE 

Meningeal  Hemmorrhage,  Infantile. 

Encephalitis. 

Cerebral  Paralysis,  Infantile ) . 
BLEPHAROSPASM,   HYSTERICAL. 
BLEPHAROCLONUS,  HYSTERICAL. 
BERIBERI    (SEE: 

Infectious  Diseases. 

Neuritis ) . 
BRACHIALGIA. 

BRACHINEURALGIA    (SEE   NEURALGL4). 
BRADYCARDIA    (SEE    HEART). 
BRADYLALIA    ( BRADYARTHRIA ) . 
BROMISM   (SEE  POISONS). 


94  NERVOUS    SYSTEM. 

BROWN-SEQUARD'S     PARALYSIS      (SEE     PARALYSIS,     BROWN- 
SEQUARD'S). 

BULBAR  ABSCESS. 

BULBAR      DYSTROPHY,      PROGRESSIVE      MUSCULAR       (HOFF- 
MAN'S). 
BULBAR  ENCEPHALITIS. 

BULBAR  HEMORRHAGE    (BULBAR  PARALYSIS). 
BULBAR  MYELITIS,  ACUTE. 
BULBAR  NEURITIS. 
BULBAR  NEUROSIS. 
BULBAR  PARALYSIS. 

Acute  Apoplectiform — Hemorrhage. 

Acute  Apoplectiform — Thrombosis. 

Amyotrophic  Lateral  Sclerosis. 

Asthenic    (Myasthenia   Gravis). 

Cerebrobulbar  (Pseudobulbar  Paralysis)   See  Cerebrobulbar  Paraly- 
sis. 

Compression. 

Hereditary    ( Family ) . 

Infantile. 

Infectious    (Typhus;    Diphtheria,  Etc.). 

Leukemic. 

Multiple   Sclerosis.     (See   Sclerosis,  Multiple). 

Poliomyelitis. 

Progressive. 

Syphilis. 

Tabes. 

Tuberculosis. 
BULBAR   TUMOR. 
BULIMIA. 

CACHEXIA,  PACHYDERMATOUS.     (SEE   MYXEDEMA). 
CACHEXIA,  STRUMAPRIVA    (SEE  MYXEDEMA). 
CAISSON  DISEASE    (SEE  CONSTITUTIONAL  DISEASES). 
CANCROPHOBIA. 

CAPUT  OBSTIPUM    (SEE  ALSO  TORTICOLLIS). 
CAPUT  OBSTIPUM,  HYSTERICAL    (SEE  ALSO  TORTICOLLIS). 
CAPUT,  OBSTIPUM,  RHEUMATIC    (SEE  ALSO  TORTICOLLIS). 
CARCINOMA,  CEREBRAL.     (SEE  CEREBRAL  TUMOR). 
CARCINOMA  OF  SPINAL  CORD.    (SEE  SPINAL  CORD,  TUMOR  OF ) 
CARCINOMA,  VERTEBRAL.     (SEE  SPINE). 
CARIES  OF  SPINE.     (SEE  SPINE). 
CATALEPSY. 


NERVOUS    SYSTEM.  95 

CATATONIA. 

CAUDA  EQUINA,  LESION  OF. 

Compression. 

Neuritis. 

Syphilis. 

Tuberculosis. 

Tumor. 

CAUSALGIA  (WEIR  MITCHELL'S  DISEASE). 

CEPHALALGIA  (SEE  MIGRAINE). 

CEREBELLAR  ABSCESS. 

CEREBELLAR  ATAXIA. 

CEREBELLAR  ATROPHY. 

CEREBELLAR  HEMICRANIA. 

CEREBELLAR  HEMORRHAGE. 

CEREBELLAR  PARALYSIS,  INFANTILE. 

CEREBELLAR  SYPHILIS. 

CEREBELLAR  TUBERCULOSIS. 

CEREBELLAR  TUMOR. 

CEREBRAL  ABSCESS. 

CEREBRAL  ANEMIA,  CHRONIC. 

CEREBRAL  ARTERIOSCLEROSIS. 

CEREBRAL  ATROPHY. 

CEREBRAL  ATROPHY  OF  MUSCLES. 

CEREBRAL  CYST. 

CEREBRAL  ECHINOCOCCUS. 

CEREBRAL  EMBOLUS. 

CEREBRAL  ENDARTERITIS. 

CEREBRAL  HEMORRHAGE  (SEE  ALSO  CEREBRAL  PARALYSIS). 

CEREBRAL  PARALYSIS  (SEE  ALSO  HEMIPLEGIA). 

CEREBRAL  PARALYSIS,  HEMIPLEGIC  (ADULTS). 

CEREBRAL  PARALYSIS,  ESTFANTILE. 

Diplegia,   Spastic,  Infantile    v Little's  Disease). 

(Spinal  Paralysis,  Spastic-Congenital,  Hereditary). 

General  Athetosis. 

General  Chorea. 

Hemiathetosis. 

Hemichorea. 

Hemiplegia    (See   also  Hemiplegia). 

Hemiplegia,  Bilateral    (Little's  Disease). 

Hemitonia. 

Monoplegia   (See  also  Monoplegia). 

Paralysis,    Pseudobulbar,  Infantile. 

Paraparesis,  Spastic,  Congenital   (Little's  Disease). 


96  NERVOUS    SYSTEM. 

CEREBRAL  SCLEROSIS,  HYPERTROPHIC. 

CEREBRAL  THROMBOSIS.     (SEE  ALSO  CEREBRAL  PARALYSIS). 

CEREBRAL   TUMOR. 

CEREBRASTHENIA   (SEE  NEURASTHENIA). 

CEREBROBULBAR  PARALYSIS   (PSEUDOBULBAR  PARALYSIS). 

CEREBROSPINAL    MENINGITIS.      (SEE    INFECTIOUS    DISEASES, 
MENINGITIS). 

CHASMA    (YAWN). 

CHONDRODYSTROPHIA  FETALIS,  HYPERTROPHIC. 
(See  Constitutional  Diseases — Rickets). 

CHOREA,    (SEE   ALSO   CEREBRAL   PARALYSIS,   INFANTILE). 

CHOREA,  CHRONIC  PROGRESSIVE    (HUNTINGDON'S). 

CHOREA,  ELECTRIC    (DUBINI). 

CHOREA,  FIBRILLARY. 

CHOREA,  GRAVIDARUM. 

CHOREA,  HEREDITARY.      (SEE    CHOREA,    CHRONIC    PROGRES- 
SIVE). 

CHOREA,  HYSTERICAL. 

CHOREA,  MAJOR    (SEE  CHOREA,  HYSTERICAL). 

CHOREA,  MALLEATORIA. 

CHOREA,  MIMETIC. 

CHOREA,  MINOR. 

CHOREA,  MOLLIS. 

CHOREA,  NOCTURNAL. 

CHOREA,  PERMANENS. 

CHOREA,  POSTHEMIPLEGIC    (POSTPARALYTIC). 

CHOREA,  PREHEMIPLEGIC    (PREPARALYTIC). 

CHOREA,  SENILE. 

CHOREA,  VARIABLE,  OR  POLYMORPHOUS. 

CHOREIC  MUTISM    (SEE   MUTISM). 

CIRCULAR  INSANITY   (SEE  INSANITY). 

CLAUDICATION,    INTERMITTENT      (SEE     ALSO     CIRCULATORY 
SYSTEM— ARTERIES) . 

CLAUSTROPHOBIA. 

CLEPTOMANIA. 

CLIMACTERIC    NEURASTHENIA.      (SEE    NEURASTHENIA). 

CLOWNISM    (SEE  HYSTERO-EPILEPSY) . 

COCAINISM   (SEE  POISONS). 

COCCYGODYNIA. 


NERVOUS    SYSTEM.  97 

COCCYGODYNIA,  HYSTERICAL. 

COMBINED   SCLEROSIS  OF  SPINAL  CORD,   OR   COMBINED  SYS- 
TEMIC DEGENERATION  OF  SPINAL  CORD    (SEE  SPINAL  CORD, 
COMBINED   SYSTEMIC  SCLEROSIS   OF). 

COMPRESSION  OF  CAUDA  EQUINA    (SEE  CAUDA   EQUINA). 

COMPRESSION  OF  SPINAL  CORD    (SEE  SPINAL  CORD). 

COMPULSIVE   INSANITY    (SEE   INSANITY). 

CONTRACTURE,  DUPUYTREN'S   (SEE  FASCLE). 

CONTRACTURE,  IDIOPATHIC. 

CONTRACTURE    OF   REGION    OF    FACIAL    NERVE    AND    OTHER 
NERVES    (SEE  SPASM). 

CONUS  MEDULLARIS,  LESION  OF. 

CONVULSIONS    (SEE  ECLAMPSIA,  EPILEPSY). 

COPROLALIA. 

COUGH,  HYSTERIC. 

COXALGIA,   HYSTERICAL. 

CRAMP    (SEE  ALSO  SPASM). 

CRETINISM   (SEE  ALSO  THYROID  GLAND). 

CRISIS    (SEE  ALSO   TABETIC   CRISIS). 

CRISIS,   BRONCHIAL. 

CRISIS,  CARDIAC. 

CRISIS,  FEBRIL. 

CRISIS,  GASTRIC. 

CRISIS,  LNTESTLNAL. 

CRISIS,  LARYNGEAL. 

CRISIS,  PHARYNGEAL. 

CRISIS,  RECTAL. 

CRUTCH  PARALYSIS   (SEE  ALSO  NEURITIS,  TRAUMATIC). 

CYANOSIS,   CHRONIC.   WITH   ENLARGED    SPLEEN    (SEE   POLY- 
CYTHEMIA—DISEASES  OF  BLOOD). 

CYANOSIS,  REGIONAL. 

DANCER'S  CRAMP    (SEE  SPASM,  OCCUPATION). 

DEAFNESS,  HYSTERIC. 

DELIRE  DE  TOUCHER    (SEE  INSANITY,  COMPULSIVE). 

DELIRIUM,  CHRONIC  ALCOHOLIC    (SEE   ALCOHOLISM). 

DELIRIUM,  EPILEPTIC    (SEE   EPILEPTIC  DELIRIUM). 

DELIRIUM,  MORPHINE,  COCAINE,  ETC.      (SEE  ALSO  POISONS). 

DELIRHJM,  TRANSITORY    (SEE   MANIA,  TRANSITORY). 

DELIRIUM,  TRAUMATIC. 


98  NERVOUS    SYSTEM. 

DELIRIUM  TREMENS    (SEE  ALCOHOLISM). 

DEMENTIA,  APOPLECTIC. 

DEMENTIA,  CHOREIC    (SEE  CHOREA,  CHRONIC  PROGRESSIVE) 

DEMENTIA,  MYOCLONIC. 

DEMENTIA,  PARALYTIC. 

DEMENTIA,  PARANOIAC. 

DEMENTIA  PRECOX    (SIMPLE). 

DEMENTIA,  SENILE    (SEE  ALSO  PSYCHOSIS,  INVOLUTION). 

DERMATOMUCOMYOSITIS    (SEE  POLYMYOSITIS). 

DERMATOMYOSITIS    (SEE   POLYMYOSITIS). 

DIABETES     (SEE: 

Cerebral  Paralysis,  Hemiplegic. 

Neuralgia. 

Neuritis. 

Psychosis ) . 

DIPHTHERITIC  PARALYSIS    (SEE: 

Hemiplegia,   Postdiphtheritic. 

Neuritis,  Diphtheritic ) . 
DIPLEGIA,   FACIAL. 

Bulbar  Paralysis — Infectious. 

Neuritis. 

DIPLEGIA,   SPASTIC  INFANTILE    (SEE   CEREBRAL  PARALYSIS, 
INFANTILE). 

DIPLOPIA    (SEE: 

Cataract. 

Hysteria. 

Monocularis. 

Paralysis  of  Ocular  Nerve). 
DIPSOMANIA    (SEE  ALCOHOLISM). 

DISSEMINATED   SCLEROSIS    (SEE   SCLEROSIS,  MULTIPLE). 
DIVER'S  PARALYSIS. 

DROMOMANIA   (SEE  HYSTERO-EPILEPSY) . 
DRY  MOUTH    (SEE  XEROSTOMIA). 
DYCHROMATOPSIA,   HYSTERIC. 
DYSARTHRIA. 
DYSLEXIA. 
DYSOPIA  ALGERA. 
DYSPHAGIA,,  AMYOTACTIC. 
DYSPHAGIA,  HYSTERIC. 
DYSPHASIA,  HYSTERIC. 


NERV0U8    SYSTEM.  99 

DYSPHONIA,    SILASTIC. 

DYSPHRENIA,  TRANSITORY   HEMICRANIC. 

DYSTHYMIA,   NEURALGIC. 

DYSTROPHY,    PROGRESSIVE   MUSCULAR. 

DYSTROPHY,  PROGRESSIVE  MUSCULAR,  BULBAR  (HOFFMAN'S) 
(SEE  BULBAR  DYSTROPHY). 

DYSTROPHY,  PROGRESSIVE  MUSCULAR,  HEREDITARY. 

DYSTROPHY,  PROGRESSIVE  MUSCULAR,  INFANTILE. 

DYSTROPHY,  PROGRESSIVE   MUSCULAR,  JUVENILE. 

DYSTROPHY,    PROGRESSIVE    MUSCULAR,    PSEUDOHYPERTRO- 
PHIC. 

ECHINOCOCCUS  CEREBRI  (SEE  CEREBRAL  ECHINOCOCCUS ) . 

ECHINOCOCCUS  OF  SPINAL  CORD    (SEE  SPINAL  CORD,  ECHI- 
NOCOCCUS OF). 

ECHOKINESIS. 

ECHOLALIA. 

ECHOPRAXIA. 

ECLAMPSIA,  INFANTILE. 

ECLAMPSIA,  PARTURIENT      (SEE     GENITOURINARY     SYSTEM, 
FEMALE— LABOR). 

ECLAMPSIA,     PUERPERAL      (SEE     GENITOURINARY     SYSTEM, 
FEMALE— PUERPERIUM) . 

ECMNESIA. 

EDEMA    (WHITE  HYSTERIA). 

EDEMA,  ACUTE  CIRCUMSCRIBED    (SEE  ANGIONEUROSIS ) . 

EDEMA,    ACUTE    CIRCUMSCRIBED    RECURRING     (SEE    ANGIO- 
NEUROSIS). 

EDEMA,  ANGIONEUROTIC    (SEE  ANGIONEUROSIS). 

EDEMA,  DURUM    (NEUROPATHIC). 

EFFEMINATIO. 

EMBOLUS. 

Carotid  Artery,  Internal. 

Cerebral  Artery   ( See  also  Cerebral  Embolus ) . 

Sylvian  Artery   ( See  also  Cerebral  Embolus ) . 

Vertebral  Artery    ( and  Basilar )    ( See  also  Cerebral  Embolus ) . 

ENCEPHALITIS    (SEE  ALSO  PORENCEPHALITIS,  AND  ENCEPH- 
ALOMYELITIS). 
ENCEPHALITIS,  ACUTE. 

ENCEPHALITIS,  BULBAR    (SEE   BULBAR   ENCEPHALITIS). 
ENCEPHALITIS,  INFANTILE. 


100  NERVOUS    SYSTEM. 

ENCEPHALITIS,  INFLUENZA. 

ENCEPHALITIS  SUBCORTICAL  CHRONIC    ( BINSWANGER ) . 

ENCEPHALOCELE. 

ENCEPHALOMALACIA. 

ENCEPHALOMALCIA,   MULTIPLE. 

ENCEPHALOMYELITIS,   DISSEMINATED    (SEE   ALSO   MYELITIS 
DISSEMINATED). 

ENCEPHALOPATHY,   SATURNINE. 

ENDARTERITIS,  CEREBRAL    (SEE  CEREBRAL  ENDARTERITIS). 

ENEURESIS  DIURNA   (SEE  GENITOURINARY  SYSTEMS). 

ENEURESIS  NOCTURNA    (SEE  GENITOURINARY  SYSTEMS). 

EPILEPSY. 

EPILEPSY,  ALCOHOLIC. 

EPILEPSY,  CORTICAL    ( JACKSONIAN ) . 

EPILEPSY,  DREAMY  STATES. 

EPILEPSY,  EQUIVALENT  OF. 

EPILEPSY,  IDIOPATHIC. 

EPILEPSY,  MAJOR. 

EPILEPSY,  MASKED    (LARVATA). 

EPILEPSY,  MINOR. 

EPILEPSY,  NOCTURNAL. 

EPILEPSY,  PROCURSIVE. 

EPILEPSY,  PSYCHIC. 

EPILEPSY,  REFLEX. 

EPILEPSY,  SENILE. 

EPILEPSY,  VASOMOTOR. 

EPILEPSY,  VERTIGINOUS. 

EPILEPTIC  AURA. 

EPILEPTIC  DELIRIUM. 

EPILEPTIC  INSANITY    (SEE   ALSO  INSANITY). 

EPILEPTIC  SOMNAMBULISM   (SEE  SOMNAMBULISM). 

EQUIVALENT  OF  EPILEPSY   (SEE  EPILEPSY). 

EQUIVALENT  OF  HEMICRANIA    (SEE  HEMICRANIA). 

ERYTHOMELALGIA    (SEE  ANGIONEUROSIS ) . 

EVENTHOPHOBIA. 

EXHAUSTION  PSYCHOSIS    (SEE  INSANITY). 

EXOPHTHALMIC  GOITER  (MORBUS  BASEDOWII)    (SEE  THYROID 
GLAND). 

EXOPHTHALMOS.  ACUTE  RECURRING. 


VERVOUS   SYSTEM.  101 

FACIAL  DIPLEGIA    (SEE  DIPLEGIA). 

FACIAL  HEMIATROPHY  (SEE  HEMIATROPHY,  FACIAL  PRO- 
GRESSIVE). 

FACIAL  PARALYSIS  (SEE  ALSO  PARALYSIS  OF  NERVES;  DI- 
PLEGIA, FACIAL). 

FACIAL  SPASM    (SEE  SPASM). 

FIBROMA  MOLLUSCUM  MULTIPLEX  (RECKLINGHAUSEN'S  DIS- 
EASE). 

FLUTE  PLAYER'S  CRAMP    (SEE  SPASM,  OCCUPATION). 

FOLIE  DU  DOUTE    (INSANITY,  COMPULSIVE). 

GALACTORRHEA    (SEE   MAMMARY   GLAND). 

GANGRENE,   SPONTANEOUS. 

GANGRENE,  SYMMETRICAL  (RAYNAUD'S  DISEASE)  (SEE  AN- 
GIONEUROSIS). 

GASTRALGIA    (SEE  STOMACH)    (NEURALGIA,  INTESTINAL) . 

GASTRALZOKENOSE    (BOAS). 

GASTROSUCCORRHEA(REICHMAN'S  DISEASE)  (SEE  STOMACH). 

GASTROXYNSIS  ( HYPERCHLORDYDRIA,  NEUROTIC)  (SEE 
STOMACH). 

GENIOSPASM. 

GIGANTISM    (SEE  BONES,  MALFORMATIONS  OF). 

GRAPHOSPASM  (WRITER'S  CRAMP)  (SEE  SPASM,  OCCUPA- 
TION). 

GUMMA   (SEE  SYPHILIS). 

HEBEPHRENIA. 

HEMATOMYELIA   (SEE  SPINAL  CORD,  HEMORRHAGE  INTO). 

HEMIANOPSIA. 

HEMIATHETOSIS    (SEE  CEREBRAL  PARALYSIS,  INFANTILE). 

HEMIATROPHY,  FACIAL  PROGRESSIVE. 

HEMIATROPHY,   LINGUAL. 

HEMICHOREA    (SEE  CEREBRAL  PARALYSIS,  INFANTILE). 

HEMICRANIA    (MIGRAINE). 

HEMICRANIA,  CEREBELLAR   (SEE  CEREBELLAR  HEMICRANIA ) . 

HEMICRANIA,  EQUIVALENT  OF. 

HEMICRANIA,  OPHTHALMIC. 

HEMICRANIA  PERMANENS. 

HEMIHYPERTROPHY,  FACIAL   PROGRESSIVE. 

HEMIPLEGIA  (SEE  ALSO  CEREBRAL  PARALYSIS,  HEMIPLEGIC ) . 


102  NERVOUS    SYSTEM. 

HEMIPLEGIA,  ALTERNATING. 
Millard-Gubler's  Syndrome. 
Weber-Gambrier's  Syndrome. 
Weber-Gubler's   Syndrome. 

HEMIPLEGIA,  ALTERNATING,   SUPERIOR. 

HEMIPLEGIA,  HYSTERIC. 

HEMIPLEGIA,  POSTDIPHTHERITIC     (SEE    DIPHTHERITIC    PAR- 
ALYSIS). 

HEMPLEGIA,   SPASTIC   INFANTILE    (SEE   CEREBRAL   PARALY- 
SIS, INFANTILE). 

HEMIPLEGIA,  SPINAL    (SEE  SPINAL  HEMIPLEGIA). 

HEMISPASM,     GLOSSOPHARYNGEAL      (SEE     ALSO     HYSTERIA 
AND  SPASM). 

HEMISPASM,     LABIOGLOSSAL      (SEE     ALSO     HYSTERIA     AND 
SPASM). 

HEMORRHAGE,  BULBAR    (SEE  BULBAR  HEMORRHAGE). 

HEMORRHAGE,      CEREBELLAR      (SEE     CEREBELLAR     HEMOR- 
RHAGE). 

HEMORRHAGE,  CEREBRAL    (SEE  CEREBRAL  HEMORRHAGE). 

HEMORRHAGE,  MENINGEAL    ( SEE  MENINGEAL  HEMORRHAGE ) . 

HEMORRHAGE  INTO  SPINAL  CORD    (SEE  SPINAL  CORD,  HEM- 
ORRHAGE INTO). 

HERPES    ZOSTER     (SEE    ALSO    SKIN— HYPEREMIAS    AND    IN- 
FLAMMATIONS). 

HYDRENCEPHALOCELE. 

HYDROCEPHALUS,  ACUTE. 

HYDROCEPHALUS,    CHRONIC. 

HYDROCEPHALUS,  CONGENITAL. 

HYDROCEPHALUS,  IDIOPATHIC. 

HYDROCEPHALUS,  INTERNAL. 

HYDROPS,  INTERMITTENT  OF  JOINTS  (QUINCKE)    (SEE  ANGIO- 
NEUROSIS). 

HYPERIDROSIS   (SEE  SKIN— SWEAT  GLANDS). 

HYPEROSTOSIS,  CRANIAL    (SEE  SKULL). 

HYPEROSTOSIS,  DIFFUSE    (SEE  BONES). 

HYPOCHONDRIA. 

HYPOMANIA    (SEE  MANIA). 

HYSTERIA. 

HYSTERIA,  TRAUMATIC. 

HYSTERIC  INSANITY    (SEE  INSANITY). 


\/;/,'l  OUB    SYSTEM.  L03 

HYSTERO-EPILEPSY. 
IDIOCY. 

IDIOCY,  FAMILY  AMAUROTIC. 
IMBECILITY. 

IMPULSIVE  INSANITY   (SEE  INSANITY,  IMPULSIVE). 
INFANTILE  CEREBRAL  PARALYSIS    (SEE  CEREBRAL  PARALY- 
SIS, INFANTILE). 
"INSANE  EAR"    (SEE  OTHEMATOMA). 
INSANITY,    (SEE   ALSO   PSYCHOSIS). 
INSANITY,  ALTERNATING. 
INSANITY,  CIRCULAR. 

INSANITY,  COMPULSIVE    (FOLIE  DU  DOUTE). 
INSANITY,  EPILEPTIC. 
INSANITY,  EXHAUSTION. 
INSANITY,  HYSTERIC. 
INSANITY,  IMPULSIVE. 
NSANITY,  MANIC  DEPRESSIVE. 
INSANITY,  MORAL. 
INSANITY,  MYXEDEMATOUS. 
INSANITY  of  PREGNANCY. 
INSANITY,  PRESENILE    DELUSIONAL. 
INSANITY,  PUERPERAL. 
INSANITY,  QUERULENT. 
INSOLATION  (SEE  SUN  STROKE). 
INSOMNIA. 

INSULAR  SCLEROSIS   (SEE  SCLEROSIS,  MULTIPLE). 
INTERCOSTAL  NEURALGIA  (SEE  NEURALGIA). 
INTERMITTENT  NEURALGIA   (SEE  MALARIA). 
INTERMITTENT  PSYCHOSIS   (SEE  MALARL4). 
INTOXICATION  (SEE  ALSO  POISONS). 

Alcoholic    (See  Alcoholism). 

Alcoholic,  Abnormal    (Pathologic  Drunkenness)     (See  Alcoholism). 

Arsenic. 

Carbon  Monoxid. 

Chloroform. 

Cocaine. 

Ergot. 

Ether. 

Lathyrus. 

Lead. 


104  NERVOUS    SYSTEM. 

Mercury. 

Morphine. 

Silver. 
INTOXICATION  PSYCHOSIS  (SEE  PSYCHOSIS). 
INVOLUTION  PSYCHOSIS  (SEE  PSYCHOSIS). 
ISCHEMIC  PARALYSIS   (SEE  PARALYSIS). 
ISCHIAS  (SEE  SCIATICA). 

ISCHIAS  SCOLIOTICA   (SEE  SCIATICA,  SCOLIOTIC). 
KATALEPSY  (SEE  CATALEPSY) . 
KEIRANONEUROSIS    (SEE  LIGHTNING  STROKE). 
KEIROPHOBIA. 

KEIROSPASM  (SEE  SPASM,  OCCUPATION). 
KLEPTOMANIA   (SEE  CLEPTOMANIA) . 

KORSSAKOW'S  DISEASE    (SEE  PSYCHOSIS,  KORSSAKOW'S). 
KOPROLALIA  (SEE.    COPROLALIA). 

LANDRY'S  PARALYSIS  (SEE  PARALYSIS,  ACUTE  ASCENDING). 
LEONTIASIS  OSSEA    (SEE  BONES— MALFORMATIONS ) . 
LEPRA  MUTILANS    (SEE  LEPROSY). 
LEPTOMENINGITIS,    (SEE  MENINGITIS;   SYPHILIS). 
LETHARGY. 
LEUCOPATHIA  UNGUUM    (SEE   LEUKONYCHIA— DISORDER   OF 

NAILS ). 
LIGHTNING  NEUROSIS. 
LIGHTNING  STROKE    (SEE  ALSO  SHOCK,  ELECTRIC— GENERAL 

INJURIES). 
LIPOMATOSIS,  MULTIPLE  SYMMETRICAL. 

LITTLE'S  DISEASE. 

See  Paresis,  Spastic,  Congenital ) . 
( See  Cerebral  Paralysis,  Infantile ) . 

LOCOMOTOR  ATAXIA    (SEE  TABES  DORSALIS). 

LUES    (SEE  SYPHILIS). 

LUXATION  OF  VERTEBRA    (SEE  SPINE— DISLOCATION) . 

LYSSA    (SEE    RABIES). 

MALARIA. 

See  Encephalopathy. 

See  Neuralgia,   Intermittent. 

See  Neuritis. 

See  Paralysis. 

See  Psychosis,  Intermittent. 
MALINGERING. 


\  /■;/.•  I  OUS   SYSTEM.  105 

MANIA,  ACUTE. 

MANIA,  CHRONIC. 

MANIA,  MITTS    (HYPOMANIA). 

MANL4,  PERIODIC. 

MANIA,  SIMPLE. 

MANIA,  TRANSITORY. 

MANIC  DEPRESSIVE  INSANITY    (SEE    INSANITY). 

MASTODYNIA    (SEE   BREASTS). 

MASTURBATION    (SEE  ONANISM). 

MELANCHOLIA    (SEE   PSYCHOSIS). 

MENIERE'S  DISEASE   (SEE  INTERNAL  EAR). 

MENINGEAL  HEMORRHAGE,   CEREBRAL    (ADULTS). 

MENINGEAL  HEMORRHAGE,  INFANTILE. 

( See  Also  Cerebral  Paralysis,  Infantile ) . 
MENINGEAL  HEMORRHAGE,   SPINAL. 
MENINGEAL  TUMOR,  CEREBRAL. 
MENINGEAL  TUMOR,   SPINAL. 
MENINGISM    ( PSEUDO-MENINGITIS ) . 
MENINGITIS   (SEE  ALSO  PACHYMENINGITIS). 
MENINGITIS,  ACUTE  SIMPLE    (LEPTOMENINGITIS,  ACUTE). 
MENINGITIS,  BASILAR,  CHRONIC    SIMPLE. 
MENINGITIS,  BASILAR,  GUMMATOUS. 
MENINGITIS,  BASILAR,  TUBERCULOUS. 
MENGINITIS,  CEREBRAL,  ACUTE    (PURULENT). 
MENINGITIS,  CEREBRAL,  CHRONIC. 
MENINGITIS,  CEREBRAL,  SYPHILITIC. 
MENINGITIS,  CEREBRAL,  TUBERCULOUS. 
MENINGITIS,  CEREBRO-SPTNAL,   EPIDEMIC. 

(See  General  Infectious  Diseases). 
MENINGITIS,  CEREBRO-SPTNAL,  PNEUMOCOCCIC. 
MENINGITIS,  CEREBRO-SPINAL,    SYPHILITIC. 
MENINGITIS,  CEREBROSPINAL.   TUBERCULOUS. 
MENINGITIS,  SEROUS. 
MENINGITIS,  SPINAL,  ACUTE. 
MENINGITIS,  SPINAL,  CHRONIC. 
MENINGITIS,  SPINAL,  CIRCUMSCRIBED. 
MENINGITIS,  SPINAL,  SYPHILITIC. 
MENINGITIS,  SPINAL,  TUBERCULOUS. 
MENINGOCELE. 


106  NERVOUS    SYSTEM. 

MENINGOENCEPHALITIS,  PURULENT  CIRCUMSCRIBED  (SEE 
CEREBELLAR  ABSCESS;   CEREBRAL  ABSCESS). 

MENINGOENCEPHALITIS,  SYPHILITIC. 

MENINGOENCEPHALITIS,  TUBERCULOUS. 

MENINGO-MYELITIS,  SYPHILITIC  (SEE  SPINAL  PARALYSIS, 
SPASTIC  SYPHILITIC). 

MERALGIA  PARESTHETICA    (BERNHARDT'S  DISEASE). 

MERCURIALISM    (SEE  INTOXICATIONS). 

MERYCISM    (SEE  RUMINATION). 

METATARSALGIA    (MORTON'S  SORE  FOOT). 

MICROCEPHALY. 

MIGRAINE    (SEE  ALSO  HEMICRANIA). 

MILKER'S   CRAMP    (SEE  CRAMP). 

MONOPLEGIA. 

MONOPLEGIA,  BRACHIAL. 

MONOPLEGIA,  CRURAL. 

MONOPLEGIA,  FACIAL. 

MORBUS  ADDISONI   (SEE  DISEASES  OF  SUPRA-RENAL  GLAND) . 

MORBUS,  BASEDOWII;  GRAVESII  (SEE  DISEASES  OF  THY- 
ROID). 

MORBUS,  BERNHARDTII     (SEE    MERALGIA    PARESTHETICA). 

MORBUS  DERCUMII    (SEE  ADIPOSIS   DOLOROSA). 

MORBUS  ERBI    (SEE  MYASTHENIA  GRAVIS). 

MORBUS  FRIEDREICHII    (SEE  ATAXIA,  HEREDITARY). 

MORBUS  MENIERI   (SEE  DISEASES  OF  INTERNAL  EAR). 

MORBUS  MORVANII    (SEE  JOINTS— OSTEOARTHRITIS, 

TROPHIC). 
MORBUS  REICHMANII    (SEE  GASTROSUCCORRHEA) . 
MORBUS      RECKLING  HAUSENII      (SEE      FIBROMA-MOLLUSCUM 

MULTIPLEX). 
MORBUS  THOMSENII    (SEE  MYOTONIA,  CONGENITAL). 
MORPHINISM    (SEE  INTOXICATIONS). 
MULTIPLE  SCLEROSIS    (SEE  SCLEROSIS,  MULTIPLE). 
MUTISM. 

MUTISM,  CHOREIC    (SEE  ALSO  CHOREA). 
MUTISM,  HYSTERICAL    (SEE  ALSO  HYSTERIA). 
MYASTHENIA  GRAVIS,  PSEUDOPARALYTIC. 

See  Also  Bulbar  Paralysis,  Asthenic ) . 
MYATONIA,  CONGENITAL    ( MYOHYPOTONIA  OPPENHEIMII) . 


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MYELASTHENIA    (SEE  NEURASTHENIA). 

MYELITIS,  ACUTE. 

MYELITIS,  ASCENDING    (SEE  PARALYSIS,  ASCENDING  ACUTE ) . 

MYELITIS,  CERVICAL. 

MYLELITIS,  CHRONIC. 

MYELITIS,  DISSEMINATED    (SEE   ALSO   ENCEPHALOMYELITIS. 
DISSEMINATED). 

MYELITIS,  TRANSVERSE,  ACUTE. 

MYELITIS,  TRANSVERSE,  INCOMPLETE. 

MYELOCELE. 

MYELOCYSTOCELE. 

MYOCLONUS. 

MYOCLONUS     MULTIPLEX      (SEE     PARAMYOCLONUS     MULTI- 
PLEX). 

MYOCYMIA    (SEE   CHOREA,   FIBRILLARY). 
MYOPATHY    (SEE  DYSTROPHY). 
MYOTONIA. 

MYOTONIA,  CONGENITAL   (THOMSEN'S  DISEASE). 
MYOSPASM,  IMPULSIVE    (TIC). 

MYXEDEMA    (SEE  DISEASES  OF  THYROID  GLAND). 
MYXEDEMA,  INFANTILE   (SEE  DISEASES  OF  THYROID  GLAND ) . 
MYXIDIOTIA. 

NANISM;   DWARFISHNESS    (SEE  ACHONDROPLASIA). 
NARCOLEPSY    (SEE   EPILEPSY;    HYSTERIA;    NEURASTHENIA). 
NEURALGIA    (SEE  ALSO  NEURITIS). 
NEURALGIA,  ANO- PERINEAL. 
NEURALGIA,  BRACHIAL. 
NEURALGIA,  CRURAL. 
NEURALGIA,  HEPATIC. 
NEURALGIA,  HYSTERIC. 
NEURALGIA,  INFRAMAXILLARY. 
NEURALGIA,  INTERCOSTAL. 
NEURALGIA,  INTERMITTENT    (MALARIAL). 
NEURALGIA,  LUMBAR. 
NEURALGIA,  LUMBOSACRAL. 
NEURALGIA,  MAXILLARY. 
NEURALGIA,  NEURASTHENIC. 

NEURALGIA,  NERVI  CUTANEI  FEMORALIS  ANTERIOR. 
(See  Meralgia   Paresthetica). 


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NEURALGIA  OBTURATOR. 

NEURALGIA,  OCCIPITAL. 

NEURALGIA,  OPHTHALMIC. 

NEURALGIA,  PHRENIC. 

NEURALGIA,  PLANTAR. 

NEURALGIA,  PSEUDOHEMORRHOIDAL. 

NEURALGIA,   SACRAL. 

NEURALGIA,  SCIATIC. 

NEURALGIA,  SPERMATIC. 

NEURALGIA,  SUPRAMAXILLARY. 

NEURALGIA,  SUPRAORBITAL. 

NEURALGIA,  TRIGEMINAL    (TIC  DOULOUREAUX ) . 

NEURALGIA,  TYMPANIC. 

NEURALGIA.  VISCERAL. 

NEURASTHENIA. 

NEURASTHENIA,  ACUTE. 

NEURASTHENIA,  AGUSITA. 

NEURASTHENIA,  CARDIAC. 

NEURASTHENIA,  CEREBRAL. 

NEURASTHENIA,  CONGENITAL    (HEREDITARY). 

NEURASTHENIA.  CLIMACTERIC. 

NEURASTHENIA,  GASTRIC. 

NEURASTHENIA,  HYSTERO-NEURASTHENIA. 

NEURASTHENIA,  INTESTINAL. 

NEURASTHENIA,  NEURALGIC. 

NEURASTHENIA,  SEXUAL. 

NEURASTHENIA,  SPINAL. 

NEURASTHENIA,  TRAUMATIC. 

NEURASTHENIA,  TRAUMATIC   HYSTERO-NEURASTHENIA. 

NEURASTHENIA,  VASOMOTOR. 

NEURITIS    (SEE  ALSO  POLYNEURITIS). 

Specify  Nerves  Affected. 
NEURITIS,  ACUTE. 

NEURITIS,  ACUTE  BULBAR    (SEE  BULBAR  NEURITIS). 
NEURITIS,  ALCOHOLIC    (SEE  ALSO  ALCOHOLISM). 
NEURITIS,  ASCENDING    (MIGRANS). 
NEURITIS,  DIABETIC    (SEE  ALSO  DIABETES). 
NEURITIS,  DIPHTHERITIC. 
NEURITIS,  GONORRHEAL    (SEE  ALSO  GONORRHEA). 


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NEURITIS,  GUMMATOUS    (SEE  SYPHILIS). 

NEURITIS,  INFECTIOUS    (SEE  NEURITIS.    POSTINFECTIOUS). 
NEURITIS,  INTERSTITIAL,   HYPERTROPHIC   PROGRESSIVE. 
NEURITIS,  INTERSTITIAL,   HYPERTROPHIC   PROGRESSIVE,   IN- 
FANTILE. 

NEURITIS,  MERCURIAL. 

NEURITIS,  MULTIPLE    (SEE   POLYNEURITIS). 

NEURITIS,  OPTIC    (SEE  DISEASES  OF  EYE). 

NEURITIS,    POSTINFECTIOUS     (SCARLATINA;     MORBILLI;     TY- 
PHOID, ETC.). 

NEURITIS,  PUERPERAL. 

NEURITIS,  RECURRING  LARYNGEAL. 

NEURITIS,  RETROBULBAR. 

NEURITIS,  SENILE. 

NEURITIS,  SYPHILITIC    (SEE  SYPHILIS). 

NEURITIS,  TOXIC. 

NEURITIS,  TRAUMATIC. 

NEURITIS,  TUBERCULOUS. 

NEUROFIBROMA. 

NEUROFIBROMATOSIS,     GENERAL      (SEE     FIBROMA     MOLLUS- 

CUM  MULTIPLEX). 
NEUROMA. 

NEUROMA  PLEXIFORM. 

NEUROSIS    (SEE  ALSO  NEURASTHENIA). 
NEUROSIS  CLIMACTERIC. 
NEUROSIS  PROFESSIONAL. 

NEUROSIS  TRAUMATIC    (HYSTERIA;  NEURASTHENIA). 
NEUROSIS  VASOMOTOR    (ANGIONEUROSIS) . 
NEURO-SYPHILOMA    (SEE    SYPHILIS). 

NEUROTABES,  PERIPHERAL   (SEE  NEURITIS,  MULTIPLE). 
NICTITATION  ( SEE  BLEPHAROSPASM ) . 
NOSTALGIA. 

NYCTALGIA   (HYPNALGIA)    (SEE  ALSO  HYSTERIA). 
NYCTOPHOBIA. 

OBSTETRIC  PARALYSIS    (SEE   CEREBRAL  PARALYSIS    INFAN- 
TILE). 

ONANISM. 

ONOMATOMANIA. 

ONYCHALGIA    (SEE  NAILS— DISEASES  OF  SKIN). 


110  NERVOUS    SYSTEM. 

ONYCHOGRYPHOSIS     (SEE   NAILS— DISEASES   OF    SKIN). 

ONYCHOREXIS    (SEE  NAILS— DISEASES  OF  SKIN). 

OPHTHALMIA,  ELECTRIC. 

OPHTHALMOPLEGIA,  ACUTE  (SEE  EYE— MUSCLES  AND  MO- 
TILITY). 

OPHTHALMOPLEGIA,  CHRONIC  PROGRESSIVE  (SEE  EYE- 
MUSCLES  AND  MOTILITY). 

OPHTHALMOPLEGIA,  CONGENITAL  (HEREDITARY)  (SEE  EYE 
—MUSCLES  AND  MOTILITY). 

OPHTHALMOPLEGIA,  CYCLIC  (PERIODIC)  ( SEE  EYE— MUSCLES 
AND  MOTILITY). 

OPHTHALMOPLEGIA,  EXTERNAL  (SEE  EYE— MUSCLES  AND 
MOTILITY). 

OPHTHALMOPLEGIA,  INTERNAL  (SEE  EYE— MUSCLES  AND 
MOTILITY). 

OPTIC   APHASIA    (SEE    APHASIA). 

OSTEITIS  DEFORMANS    (SEE  BONES). 

OSTEOARTHROPATHY,  HYPERTROPHIC    (SEE  BONES). 

OSTEOPSATHYROSIS  (SEE  ALSO  ATROPHY  OF  BONES— FRAC- 
TURE,  SPONTANEOUS). 

OSTEOMALACIA,  PARALYTIC   (SEE  ALSO  BONES). 

OTALGIA    (SEE  NEURALGIA,  TYMPANIC). 

OTHEMATOMA    ("INSANE    EAR"). 

OVARIE. 

PACHYMENINGITIS    (SEE  ALSO  MENINGITIS). 

PACHYMENINGITIS,  CERVICAL   HYPERTROPHIC. 

PACHYMENINGITIS,  EXTERNAL. 

PACHYMENINGITIS,  INTERNAL  HEMORRHAGIC. 

PACHYMENINGITIS,  PURULENT. 

PANTOPHOBIA. 

PARAGEUSIS. 

PARALYSIS  AGITANS. 

PARALYSIS,  ACUTE  ASCENDING  (LANDRY'S  PARALYSIS). 

PARALYSIS,  ANEMIC    (SEE  ALSO  ANEMIA,   PERNICIOUS). 

PARALYSIS,  ARSENIC    (SEE   INTOXICATIONS). 

PARALYSIS,  BROWN-SEQUARD'S. 

PARALYSIS,  BULBAR  ASTHENIC    (MYASTHENIA  GRAVIS). 
( See    Bulbar    Paralysis ) . 

PARALYSIS,  CEREBELLAR   INFANTILE). 
(See  Cerebellar  Paralysis,  Infantile). 


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PARALYSIS,  CEREBRAL   [N1ANTILE. 

(See  Cerebral   Paralysis,  Infantile). 
PARALYSIS   OF   DIAPHRAGM. 

PARALYSIS,  DIPHTHERITIC    (SEE  DIPHTHERITIC  PARALYSIS). 
PARALYSIS,  INTOXICATION    (SEE    INTOXICATIONS,. 
PARALYSIS,  ISCHEMIC. 
PARALYSIS  OF  NERVES    (SEE  ALSO   NEURITIS). 

Brachial  Plexus. 

Brachial  Plexus,  Inferior  Part    (Erb's  Paralysis). 

Brachial  Plexus,   Superior   Part    (Klumke's    Paralysis). 

Facial  Nerve. 

Median  Nerve. 

Peroneal  Nerve. 

Pharyngo-Labial.  Progressive    (See  Bulbar  Paralysis,  Progressive). 

Phrenic  Nerve   (See  Paralysis  of  Diaphragm). 

Radial  Nerve. 

Recurring  Laryngeal. 

Sciatic  Nerve. 

Trigeminal  Nerve. 

Ulnar   Nerve. 

Other    Peripheral    Nerves. 

PARALYSIS  OBSTETRIC    (SEE   CEREBRAL   PARALYSIS.    INFAN- 
TILE). 

PARALYSIS,  PERIODIC    (SEE    PARAPLEGIA,    PERIODIC). 

PARALYSIS,  POSTNARCOTIC    (SEE  ALSO  INTOXICATIONS). 

PARALYSIS,   SATURNINE    ( SEE  ALSO  INTOXICATIONS ) . 

PARALYSIS,  SPINAL  SYPHILITIC  SPASTIC). 
(See  Spinal  Paralysis,  Syphilitic  Spastic). 

PARALYTIC  DEMENTIA    (SEE  DEMENTL4,  PARALYTIC). 

PARAMYOCLONUS  MULTIPLEX. 

PARAMYOTONIA  ATACTICA    (GOWER'S). 

PARAMYOTONIA  CONGENITA. 

PARANOIA. 

PARANOIA.  ACUTE. 

PARANOIA,  CHRONIC. 

PARANOIA,  EPILEPTIC. 

PARANOIA,  PERIODIC. 

PARANOIA,  SENILE. 

PARAPARESIS,  SPASTIC   CONGENITAL. 
(See  Cerebral  Paralysis,  Infantile). 

PARAPHASIA. 

PARAPLEGIA,  ATAXIA  SUBACUTE  (DANA). 


112  NERVOUS    SYSTEM. 

PARAPLEGIA,  PERIODIC. 

PARAPLEGIA.  SENILE. 

PARESIS,  GENERAL    (SEE  DEMENTIA,  PARALYTIC). 

PARESIS,   PROFESSIONAL. 

PARESIS,  PSEUDOSPASTIC    ( OPPENHEIMII ) . 

PARKINSON'S  DISEASE    (SEE  PARALYSIS  AGITANS). 

PAROXYSMAL  TACHYCARDIA    (SEE  DISEASES   OF  HEART). 

PAVOR  NOCTURNUS    (NIGHT  TERRORS). 

PELLAGRA    (SEE   POISONS). 

PELLAGRA   MYELITIS. 

PERIODIC  INSANITY    (SEE  INSANITY). 

PERIODIC  OPHTHALMOPLEGIA    (SEE  OPHTHALMOPLEGIA). 

PERIODIC  PARAPLEGIA    (SEE  PARAPLEGIA  PERIODIC). 

PERSONALITY,  CHANGED. 

PERSONALITY,  DOUBLED. 

PETIT  MAL    (SEE  EPILEPSY). 

PHARYNGISM   (SEE  ALSO  TETANUS;  RABIES). 

PHOBIA. 

PICA. 

PLAYER'S   CRAMP    (SEE   SPASM,   OCCUPATION). 

POLIENCEPHALITIS,  ACUTE   HEMORRHAGIC   SUPERIOR. 

( See  Also  Encephalitis ) . 
POLIENCEPHALITIS,  ACUTE  INFERIOR. 

( See  Also  Encephalitis ) . 
POLIENCEPHALOMYELITIS. 
POLIOMYELITIS,   ACUTE   ANTERIOR. 
POLIOMYELITIS,  ACUTE  ANTERIOR   (ADULTS). 
POLIOMYELITIS,  SUBACUTE  AND  CHRONIC. 
POLYMYOSITIS    . 

POLYNEURITIS   (SEE    ALSO    NEURITIS,    MULTIPLE). 
POLYNEURITIS,  ACUTE   BULBAR. 

( See  Bulbar  Neuritis  and  Bulbar   Paralysis ) . 

POLYNEURITIS,  ALCOHOLIC. 
(See  Also' Alcoholism). 

POLYNEURITIS,  APOPLECTIFORM. 

POLYNEURITIS,  ARSENICAL. 

POLYNEURITIS,     BERIBERI      (SEE     ALSO     INFECTIOUS     DIS- 
EASES). 

POLYNEURITIS,  DIABETIC. 


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POLYNEURITIS,  GOUTY. 
POLYNEURITIS,  INFECTIOUS. 

Influenza. 

Rheumatic. 

Syphilitic. 

Tuberculosis. 

Typhoid. 
POLYNEURITIS,  MERCURIAL. 
POLYNEURITIS,  TOXIC     ( UNCLASSIFIED ) . 
PONS    (SEE   BULB). 
POSIOMANIA. 
PRESBYOPHRENIA. 

PROFESSIONAL  PARESIS    (SEE  PARESIS). 
PROGRESSIVE  MUSCULAR  ATROPHY    (MYOPATHIC). 

(See  Dystrophy) . 
PROGRESSIVE   MUSCULAR  ATROPHY    (MYOSITIC). 

( See  Atrophy ) . 
PROGRESSIVE  MUSCULAR  ATROPHY    (NEUROTIC). 

(See  Amyotrophy)    (Marie-Charchot) . 
PRURIGO,  NEURASTHENIC. 
PRURITUS,  NEURASTHENIC. 
PRURITUS,  SENILE  LINGUAL. 
PSEUDOBULBAR   PARALY'SIS. 

(See  Cerebro-Bulbar  Paralysis). 
PSEUDOBULBAR   PARALYSIS,   INFANTILE. 

(See   Cerebral   Paralysis,   Infantile). 
PSEUDOCYESIS. 
PSEUDOLALIA. 

PSEUDO-MENIERE'S,   EPILEPTIC. 
PSEUDO-MENIERE'S,  HEMICRANIC. 
PSEUDO-MENIERE'S,  HYSTERIC. 
PSEUDO-MENIERE'S,  NEURASTHENIC. 
PSEUDOMENINGITIS. 
PSEUDOMENINGITIS,  HYSTERIC. 
PSEUDOMYXEDEMA,  SYPHILITIC. 
PSEUDONEURALGIA,  HYSTERIA. 
PSEUDONEURALGIA,  NEURASTHENIC. 
PSEUDONEURALGIA,  OPHTHALMOPLEGIC. 
PSEUDOPARALYSIS,  ALCOHOLIC. 
PSEUDOPARALYSIS,  ARTERIOSCLEROTIC. 


114  NERVOUS    SYSTEM. 

PSEUDOPARALYSIS,  SYPHILITIC. 

PSEUDOSCLEROSIS    ( WESTPHAL ) . 

PSEUDOSPASTIC  PARESIS    (OPPENHEIM)     (SEE  PARESIS). 

PSEUDOTABES,    (SEE  ALSO  POLYNEURITIS). 

PSEUDOTABES,  ALCOHOLIC. 

PSEUDOTABES,  ARSENICAL. 

PSEUDOTABES,  DIABETIC. 

PSEUDOTABES,  SYPHILITIC    (SEE    SYPHILIS). 

PSEUDOTETANUS      (SEE   TETANY). 

PSEUDOTRICHINOSIS    (SEE   MYOSITIS). 

PSYCHASTHENIA. 

PSYCHOSIS   (SEE  ALSO  INSANITY). 

PYCHOSIS,  INTERMITTENT    (MALARIAL). 

PSYCHOSIS,  INTOXICATION. 

PSYCHOSIS,  INVOLUTION. 

Melancholia,  Attonita. 

Melancholia,  Periodic. 

Melancholia,  Simple. 

Presenile  Delusional  Insanity    (See  Insanity). 

Senile  Dementia. 
PSYCHOSIS,  KARSSAKOW'S. 
PSYCHOSIS,   THYROGENOUS. 
PTARMUS. 

PTOSIS    (SEE  ALSO   OPHTHALMOPLEGIA). 
PTOSIS,  CONGENITAL. 
PTOSIS,  HYSTERIC. 

QUERULENT   INSANITY    (SEE   INSANITY). 

QUINCKE'S   DISEASE    (SEE    EDEMA,   ACUTE    CIRCUMSCRIBED). 
RABIES    (SEE  INFECTIOUS  DISEASES). 
RACHIALGIA. 

RACHISCHISIS    (SEE   SPINE— MALFORMATIONS ) . 
RADIAL  NERVE  PARALYSIS    (SEE   PARALYSIS  OF  NERVES). 
RAILWAY  SPINE   (SEE  ALSO  NEUROSIS,  TRAUMATIC). 
RAYNAUD'S  DISEASE    (SEE  ALSO   ANGIONEUROSIS ) . 
RECKLINGHAUSEN'S  DISEASE. 

(See  Fibroma  Molluscum  Multiplex). 

RECTAL  CRISIS. 

(See  Tabetic  Crises;  Syringomyelia  Myelitis). 
RECURRING   LARYNGEAL,   PARALYSIS   OF. 

( See  Paralysis  of  Nerves ) . 
REFLEX  EPILEPSY    (SEE   EPILEPSY). 


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REFLEX    NEUROSIS   FROM  AFFECTED    BAR    (OPPENHEIM). 

(See  Neurosis,  Traumatic). 
REICHMANN'S  DISEASE    (SEE  GASTROSUCCORRHEA). 
RELAPSING   PARALYSIS  OF   OCULAR   MUSCLES. 

(See  Ophthalmoplegia,  Periodic). 
RETROBULBAR  NEURITIS    (SEE   NEURITIS). 

RESPIRATORY  CRAMP. 

(See  Hysteria;  Irritation  of    Phrenic  Nerve). 
RHACHITIS     (SEE    CONSTITUTIONAL    DISEASES— RICKETS ) . 
RHACHITIS,  FETAL    (SEE  ACHONDROPLASIA). 
RHENCHOSPASM    (SNORING    CRAMP). 

RIB,  CERVICAL    (SEE  ALSO  BONES— MALFORMATIONS ) . 
RIB,     FLOATING      (SEE     BONES— MALFORMATIONS ;     NEURAS- 

THENIA). 
RUMINATION. 
RUMINATION,  PSYCHIC. 

SACRAL  NEURALGIA    (SEE  NEURALGIA). 
SALAAM  CRAMP    (SEE  SPASM.  NODDING;   CRAMP). 
SALTATORY  SPASM    (SEE  SPASM). 
SATURNISM. 

See  Encephalopathy,  Saturnine. 

See  Intoxications. 

See  Neuritis. 
SATYRIASIS. 

SAWYER'S  CRAMP    (SEE  SPASM,  OCCUPATION). 
SCIATICA   (SEE  ALSO  NEURALGIA,  SCIATIC). 
SCIATICA,  HYSTERIC. 
SCIATICA,   SCOLIOTIC. 
SCIATICA   VARICOSA. 
SCLERODACTYLIA  ANNULARIS. 
SCLERODERMA    (SEE  ANGIONEUROSIS ) . 

SCLEROSIS,  AMYOTROPHIC  LATERAL. 
( See  Bulbar  Paralysis ) . 

SCLEROSIS,  HYPERTROPHIC  CEREBRAL. 
(See  Cerebral  Sclerosis,  Hypertrophic). 

SCLEROSIS,  MULTIPLE    (INSULAR;  DISSEMINATED;  MULTIPLE 
CEREBRO- SPINAL). 

SCLEROSIS  OF  SPINAL  CORD,  COMBINED  SYSTEMIC. 
( See  Spinal  Cord ) . 

SCOLIOSIS  CONGENITAL    (SEE   SPINE— CURVATURE ) . 


116  NERVOUS    SYSTEM. 

SCOLIOSIS,  HYSTERICAL. 

SCOTOMA  SCINTILLANS    (SEE  HEMICRANIA;    MIGRAINE). 

SENSORY  APHASIA    (SEE  APHASIA). 

SHOCK. 

SHOEMAKER'S   CRAMP    (SEE   SPASM,  OCCUPATION). 

SILVER  POISONING    (SEE  INTOXICATIONS). 

SIMULATION    (SEE   MALINGERING). 

SINGULTUS. 

SINGULTUS,  HYSTERIC. 

SINGULTUS,  IRRITATION  OF  PHRENIC  NERVE. 

SINGULTUS,  MENINGEAL. 

SINUS   THROMBOSIS. 

SLEEPING,  ATTACKS  OF    (SEE  LETHARGY). 

SLEEPING  SICKNESS   (SEE  TRYPANOSOMES ) . 

SOMNAMBULISM,  EPILEPTIC. 

SOMNAMBULISM,  HYSTERICAL. 

SPASM,  FACIAL. 

SPASM,  HABIT    (TIC). 

SPASM— HEMISPASM   GLOSSOPHARYNGEAL    (HYSTERICAL). 

SPASM— HEMISPASM,    LABIOGLOSSAL    (HYSTERICAL). 

SPASM,  MIMIC    (TIC). 

SPASM,  NODDING. 

SPASM,  OCCUPATION    (OR  PROFESSIONAL  CRAMPS). 

SPASM,  PALATINE. 

SPASM,  PHARYNGEAL. 

SPASM,  RETROCOLLIC    (SEE   TORTICOLLIS,  MENTAL). 

SPASM,  SALTATORY. 

SPASM,    (SEE  TORTICOLLIS,  SPASTIC). 

SPASTIC  ATAXIC  PARAPLEGIA   (SEE  PARAPLEGIA). 

SPEECH,  DISORDERS  OOF. 

Alalia. 

Aphasia,  Functional. 

Backwardness. 

Eunuchoid.  Voice. 

Lisping. 

Stammering. 

Stuttering. 

SPERMATORRHEA. 

( See  Genito-Urinary  System,  Male — Seminal  Vesicles ) . 


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SPINA  BIFIDA. 

( See  Spine — Malformations ) . 
SPINAL  CORD,  ABSCESS  OF. 
SPINAL  CORD,  ARTERIOSCLEROSIS  OF. 

SPINAL  CORD,  COMBINED  SYSTEMIC  DEGENERATION  OF. 
SPINAL  CORD,  COMBINED  SYSTEMIC  SCLEROSIS  OF. 
SPINAL  CORD,  COMPRESSION  OF. 
SPINAL  CORD,  CYST  OF. 

SPINAL  CORD,  DEGENERATION  OF,  IN  PERNICIOUS  ANEMLA.. 
SPINAL  CORD,  ECHINOCOCCUS  OF. 
SPINAL  CORD,  GUMMA    OF    (SEE    SYPHILIS). 
SPINAL  CORD,  HEMORRHAGE  INTO. 

SPINAL  CORD,  SCLEROSIS  OF,  IN  PERNICIOUS  ANEMIA. 
SPINAL  CORD,  TUMOR   OF. 
SPINAL   HEMIPLEGIA. 
SPINAL       MUSCULAR       ATROPHY,        PROGRESSIVE        (ARAN- 

DUCHENNE  TYPE). 
SPINAL  MUSCULAR  ATROPHY,   PROGRESSiYE.  HEREDITARY. 

Family  Form. 

Infantile   Form. 
SPINAL  PARALYSIS    (SEE  ALSO  MYELITIS). 
SPINAL  PARALYSIS,  ATROPHIC    (INFANTILE  OR  ADULT). 

(See  Poliomyelitis,  Acute  Anterior). 
SPINAL  PARALYSIS,   SPASTIC. 

SPINAL    PARALYSIS,    SPASTIC     (CONGENITAL    AND    HEREDI- 
TARY). 

(See  Cerebral  Paralysis,  Infantile). 
SPINAL   PARALYSIS,    SPASTIC,    SYPHILITIC. 

(Meningo-Myelitis,  Syphilitic). 

SPLANCHNOMEGALY    (SEE  ACROMEGALY). 

SPONDYLITIS    (SEE   SPINE— SPONDYLITIS ) . 

SPONDYLOMALACI A,  TRAUMATIC   (SEE  SPINE). 

STAMMERING     (SEE   SPEECH,   DISORDERS   OF). 

STOKES-ADAMS      SYNDROME      (SEE     HEART— ADAMtt-STOKES 
DISEASE). 

STRUMA,  EXOPHTHALMIC. 

(See  Thyroid  Gland — Goitre,  Exophthalmic). 
STUPOR. 

STUPOR,  CATATONIC    (SEE  ALSO  CATATONIA). 
STUPOR.  EPILEPTIC    (SEE   EPILEPSY,   DREAMY   STATES). 


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STUPOR,  MANIC    (SEE  MANIA). 

SUNSTROKE     ( INSOLATION ) . 

SYNCOPE. 

SYNDESMITIS    OSSIFICANS     (SEE    JOINTS— OSTEOARTHRITIS ) . 

SYNDROME  OF  LEVULOSURIA. 

SYRINGOBULBIA. 

SYRINGOMYELIA. 

SYPHILIS. 

Cerebellar. 

Cerebral. 

Cerebral,   Hereditary. 

Cerebro-Spinal. 

Cranial    (Syphilitic  Periostitis,  or  Osteomyelitis  of  Cranium)    (See 
also  Skull — Syphilis ) . 

Encephalomyelitis  Disseminated. 

Gumma  or  Syphiloma,  Cerebellar. 

Gumma  or  Syphiloma,  Cerebral. 

Gumma  or  Syphiloma  of  Nerves. 

Meningitis,  Cerebral. 

Meningitis,  Spinal. 

Meningomyelitis    ( See  also  Spinal  Paralysis,  Spastic  Syphilitic ) . 

Pachymeningitis,   Cerebral. 

Pachymeningitis,  Spinal. 

Spinal  Cord,  Hereditary,  of. 

Vertebral    ( See  Spine ) . 
SYPHILOMA    (SEE   SYPHILIS— GUMMA) . 
TABES,  ARTHROPATHY  OF. 
TABES  CERVICALIS. 
TABES   DORSALIS. 
TABES,  INFANTILE    (JUVENILE). 
TABETIC   CRISIS. 

Bladder    ( Vesical ) . 

Bronchial. 

Cardiac. 

Gastric. 

Intestinal. 

Laryngeal. 

Rectal. 
TACHYCARDIA,   PAROXYSMAL    (NEURASTHENIA). 

( See  Also  Heart ) . 
TAILOR'S  CRAMP    (SEE  SPASM,  OCCUPATION). 
TARSALGIA. 
TELEGRAPHER'S  CRAMP   (SEE  SPASM,  OCCUPATION). 


NERVOUS    8YBTEM.  L19 

TETANUS.   BULBAR    (SEE    INFECTIOUS   DISEASES     RABIES. 
TETANUS,  CEPHALTC. 

TETANUS    NEONATORIUM      (INFANTILE     PARALYTIC;     PUER- 
PERAL). 
TETANY    (OR  TETANILLA). 

TETANY  STRUMAPRIVA  AND  PARATHYROIDOPRIVA. 
THOMSEN'S  DISEASE   (SEE  MYOTONIA  CONGENITAL). 
THROMBOSIS    (SEE  CIRCULATORY  SYSTEM). 

Arteriosclerotic. 

Infectious. 

Marantic. 

Sinus   (See  Sinus  Thrombosis). 

Syphilitic. 
THYROIGENOUS  PSYCHOSIS    (SEE  PSYCHOSIS). 
TIC    (SEE  ALSO   SPASM). 
TIC,   CONVULSIVE. 

TIC  DOULOUREAUX   (SEE  NEURALGIA.  TRIGEMINAL). 
TIC,  GENERAL. 

TIC,  ROTARY    (SHAKING  TIC). 
TOPALGIA. 
TOPOPHOBIA. 

TORTICOLLIS    (SEE  ASLO  SPASM). 
TORTICOLLIS,  MENTAL. 
TORTICOLLIS,  SPASTIC. 

TRANSITORY  INSANITY    (SEE   INSANITY). 
TRIFACIAL  NEURALGIA    (SEE  NEURALGIA,  TRIGEMINAL). 
TRISMUS,  HYSTERIC. 
TRISMUS,  MYOGENIC    (MYOSITIC). 
TRISMUS,  TETANIC    (SEE    TETANUS). 
TUBERCLE    (SOLITARY). 

Cerebellar. 

Cerebral. 

TUBERCULA    DOLOROSA     (SEE    NEUROFIBROMA     OF    SPINAL 
CORD). 

TUBERCULOSIS,  MILIARY    (SEE  INFECTIOUS  DISEASES). 

TUBERCULOUS  MENINGITIS,  ACUTE    (SEE  MENINGITIS). 

TUBERCULOUS  MENINGITIS,  BASILAR    (SEE  MENINGITIS). 

TUBERCULOUS  MENINGITIS,  CEREBRAL    (SEE  MENINGITIS). 

TUBERCULOUS  MENINGITIS..  CEREBROSPINAL    (SEE  MENINGI- 
TIS). 


120  NERVOUS    SYSTEM. 

TUBERCULOUS  MENINGITIS,  CHRONIC    (SEE  MENINGITIS). 

TUBERCULOUS  MENINGITIS,  SPINAL    (SEE    MENINGITIS). 

TUMOR. 

TUMOR,  CEREBELLAR    (SEE  CEREBELLAR  TUMOR). 

TUMOR,  CEREBRAL    (SEE  CEREBRAL  TUMOR). 

TUMOR.  OF  MENINGES,  CEREBRAL    (SEE  MENINGEAL  TUMOR, 

CEREBRAL). 
TUMOR    OF    MENINGES,    SPINAL     (SEE    MENINGEAL    TUMOR, 

SPINAL). 
TUMOR  OF  SKULL    (SEE  ALSO  SKULL). 

TUMOR  OF  SPINAL  CORD   (SEE  SPINAL  CORD,  TUMOR  OF). 
TUMOR  OF  SPINE    (SEE   SPINE). 
TUSSIS,  HYSTERIC    (SEE   COUGH,  HYSTERIC). 
TYMPANITIES,  HYSTERIC    (PHANTOM  TUMOR). 
ULNAR  PARALYSIS    (SEE  PARALYSIS  OF  NERVES). 
UREMIA   (SEE  ALSO  KIDNEYS). 
URETHRODYNIA. 

VAGUS  PARALYSIS    (SEE  PARALYSIS   OF  NERVES). 
VASOMOTOR  EPILEPSY    (SEE  EPILEPSY). 

VASOMOTOR  SYNDROME,    POST-TRAUMATIC     (FRIEDMAN'S). 
VERTIGO. 

VERTIGO,  AURAL     ( SEE  MENIERE'S  DISEASE— INTERNAL  EAR ) . 
VERTIGO,  EPILEPTIC. 
VERTIGO,  GASTROINTESTINAL. 
VERTIGO,  HYSTERIC. 

VERTIGO,  MIGRAINOUS    (HEMICRANIC) . 
VERTIGO,  NEURASTHENIC. 
VERTIGO,  PARALYZING     (GERLIER'S). 
VIOLIN  PLAYER'S  CRAMP   (SEE  SPASM,  OCCUPATION). 
WRITER'S  CRAMP    (SEE  SPASM,  OCCUPATION). 
WORD  BLINDNESS    (SEE  APHASIA). 
WORD  DEAFNESS   (SEE  APHASIA) . 

WRIST  DROP    (SEE  PARALYSIS  OF  NERVES— RADIAL ) . 
WRITER'S  CRAMP    (SEE   SPASM,  OCCUPATION. 
WRY  NECK    (SEE  TORTICOLLIS). 
XEROSTOMIA. 


RESPIRATORY  SYSTEM 

NOSE. 

ACTINOMYCOSIS. 

ATRESIA  OF  CHOANA,  BONY. 

BLASTOMYCOSIS. 

DIPHTHERIA. 

ECZEMA. 

EPISTAXIS. 

FOREIGN  BODY. 

FURUNCULOSIS. 

GLANDERS. 

HAY  FEVER. 

HYDRORRHEA. 

INJURY. 

Burn. 

Fracture   (See  Fractures  of  Skull). 
OZENA    (SEE  RHINITIS,  ATROPHIC). 
RHINITIS. 

RHINITIS,  ATROPHIC. 
RHINITIS,  CATARRHAL,  ACUTE. 
RHINITIS,  CATARRHAL,  CHRONIC. 
RHINITIS,  HYPERTROPHIC. 
RHINITIS,  INTUMESCENT. 
RHINITIS,  SUPPURATIVE. 
RHINITIS,  ULCERATIVE. 
RHINOLITH. 
RHINOSCLEROMA. 
SEPTUM. 

Abscess. 

Deviation. 

Exostosis. 

Hematoma. 

Perforating  Ulcer,  Idiopathic. 

Perforation,  Syphilitic   (See  Syphilis). 

Perichondritis. 
SYNECHIA. 
SYPHILIS. 


122  RESPIRATORY   SYSTEM. 

TUBERCULOSIS. 
TUMOR. 

Carcinoma. 

Fibroma. 

Polyp. 

Sarcoma. 
TURBINATES. 

Hypertrophy  of. 

Osteomyelitis,  Acute. 

Osteomyelitis,  Chronic. 

Periostitis. 
ULCER   (SEE  RHINITIS,  ULCERATIVE). 

ACCESSORY  SINUSES. 

ETHMOIDITIS,  ACUTE. 
ETHMOIDITIS,  CHRONIC. 
FRONTAL. 

Sinuitis,  Acute. 

Sinuitis,  Chronic. 

Tumors. 
MAXILLARY. 

Cyst. 

Foreign   Body. 

Hydrops. 

Mucocele. 

Sinuitis,  Acute. 

Sinuitis,  Chronic. 

Tumor. 

SPHENOIDITIS. 

NASOPHARYNX. 
ADENOIDS. 
ADHESIONS. 
CYST. 

CYST,  MUCOCELE. 
NASOPHARYNGITIS. 
NASOPHARYNGITIS,  ACUTE. 
NOSOPHARYNGITIS,  ATROPHIC. 
NASOPHARYNGITIS,  HYPERPLASTIC. 
NASOPHARYNGITIS,  ULCERATIVE. 
SYPHILIS. 
TUBERCULOSIS. 


RESPIRATORY    SYSTEM.  123 

TUMOR. 

Carcinoma. 
Chondroma. 
Fibroma. 
Lipoma. 
Papilloma. 
Sarcoma. 
ULCER  (SEE  NASOPHARYNGITIS,  ULCERATIVE). 

PHARYNX. 

ABSCESS,  RETROPHARYNGEAL    (SEE    SPINE—  ABSCESS). 

ADENOIDS. 

ADHESIONS   BETWEEN   MESOPHARYNX  AND  EPIPIIARYNX. 

CICATRIX. 

FOREIGN  BODY. 

HEMORRHAGE. 

MALFORMATIONS. 

Cyst. 

Diverticulum. 

Fistula. 
MYCOSIS. 
PHARYNGITIS. 

PHARYNGITIS..  ATROPHIC    (SICCA). 
PHARYNGITIS,  CATARRHAL,  ACUTE. 
PHARYNGITIS,  CATARRHAL,    CHRONIC. 
PHARYNGITIS,  HYPERPLASTIC. 
PHARYNGITIS,  PHLEGMONOUS. 
PHARYNGITIS,  ULCERATIVE. 
SYPHILIS. 
TUBERCULOSIS. 
TUMOR. 

Angioma. 

Carcinoma. 

Endothelioma. 

Fibroma. 

Mixed  Tumor. 

Sarcoma. 

ULCER    (SEE  PHARYNGITIS,  ULCERATIVE). 
VARIX. 

PALATE  AND  FAUCES. 

CATARRHAL  INFLAMMATION. 


124  RESPIRATORY    SYSTEM. 

MALFORMATIONS. 

Bifid   Uvula. 

Cleft  Palate. 

Elongated  Uvula. 
MYCOSIS. 
SYPHILIS. 
TUBERCULOSIS. 
TUMOR. 

Carcinoma. 

Papilloma. 

Sarcoma. 
ULCER. 
VARIX. 

TONSILS. 

ABSCESS,   PERITONSILLAR. 

CALCULUS. 

CYST. 

FOREIGN  BODY. 

HEMORRHAGE. 

HERPES. 

MYCOSIS. 

SYPHILIS. 

TONSILLITIS. 

TONSILLITIS,  ACUTE   FOLLICULAR. 

TONSILLITIS,  CHRONIC  HYPERPLASTIC. 

TONSILLITIS,  GANGRENOUS. 

TONSILLITIS,  SUPPURATIVE    (ABSCESS). 

TONSILLITIS,  ULCERATIVE. 

TUBERCULOSIS. 

TUMOR. 

Carcinoma. 
Fibroma. 
Papilloma. 
Sarcoma. 
ULCER   (SEE  TONSILLITIS,  ULCERATIVE). 

LARYNX. 

APHONIA,  HYSTERICAL. 

CRISES,  TABETIC    (SEE  NERVOUS   SYSTEM). 
CROUP  (SEE  LARYNGITIS— CATARRHAL,  ACUTE) 
EDEMA   OF   GLOTTIS. 


RESPIRATORY    SYSTEM.  L25 

FOREIGN  BODY. 
HEMORRHAGE   OF. 
INJURY. 

Burn. 

Dislocation  of  Laryngeal  Cartilages. 

Fracture  of  Cartilage. 

Wound. 
LARYNGISMI'S  STRIDULUS  (SEE  ALSO  SPASM). 
LARYNGITIS. 

LARYNGITIS,  ATROPHIC    (LARYNGITIS    SICCA). 
LARYNGITIS,  CATARRHAL,  ACUTE. 
LARYNGITIS,  CATARRHAL,  CHRONIC. 
LARYNGITIS,  HYPERTROPHIC.  CHRONIC. 
LARYNGITIS,  MEMBRANOUS  (SEE  DIPHTHERIA). 
LARYNGITIS,  ULCERATIVE. 
PARALYSIS. 

PROLAPSE    OF    VENTRICLE. 
SPASM    (EXCLUDING  CRISES). 
SYPHILIS. 
TUBERCULOSIS. 
TUMOR. 

Carcinoma. 

Chondroma. 

Papilloma. 

Papillary  Carcinoma. 
ULCER   (SEE  LARYNGITIS,  ULCERATIVE). 
VOCAL  NODULES. 

BRONCHI    AND    TRACHEA. 
ASTHMA,  BRONCHIAL. 
BRONCHIECTASIS. 
BRONCHITIS. 

BRONCHITIS,  CAPILLARY. 
BRONCHITIS.  CATARRHAL,  ACUTE. 
BRONCHITIS,  CATARRHAL,  CHRONIC. 
BRONCHITIS,  FIBRINOUS. 
BRONCHITIS,  PUTRID. 
BRONCHITIS,  SICCA. 
BRONCHORRHEA. 
FISTULA  OF   TRACHEA. 


126  RESPIRATORY   SYSTEM. 

FOREIGN  BODY. 

FRACTURE  OF  TRACHEAL  RINGS. 

PERFORATION. 

STENOSIS. 

SYPHILIS. 

TRACHEA-ECTASY. 

TRACHEITIS. 

TUBERCULOSIS. 

TUMOR. 

LUNGS. 

ABSCESS. 

ABSCESS,  AMEBIC. 

ACTINOMYCOSIS. 

ATALECTASIS. 

ATALECTASIS,  COMPRESSION. 

ATALECTASIS,  NEONATORUM     (NON- SYPHILITIC). 

ATALECTASIS,  OBSTRUCTIVE. 

ATALECTASIS,  SYPHILITIC    (SEE   SYPHILIS). 

BLASTOMYCOSIS. 

BRONCHOPNEUMONIA  (SEE  PNEUMONIA,  LOBULAR). 

CONGESTION,  ACTIVE. 

CONGESTION,  PASSIVE. 

CYST,  ECHINOCOCCUS. 

EDEMA. 

EDEMA,  ACUTE. 

EDEMA,  CHRONIC. 

EDEMA,  HYPOSTATIC. 

EDEMA,  RECURRING. 

EMBOLISM  OF   PULMONARY   ARTERY    (SEE   INFARCT). 

EMPHYSEMA. 

EMPHYSEMA,  ATROPHIC. 

EMPHYSEMA,  COMPENSATORY. 

EMPHYSEMA,  HYPERTROPHIC. 

EMPHYSEMA,  INTERSTITIAL. 

EMPHYSEMA,  SENILE. 

EMPHYSEMA,  VESICULAR,    ACUTE. 

FIBROSIS. 

GANGRENE. 


RESPIRATORY    SYSTEM.  127 


HEMORRHAGE    < HEMOPTYSIS) . 

INFARCT. 

INJURY. 

PARASITES. 

PNEUMOKONIOSIS. 

PNEUMONIA. 

PNEUMONIA,  INSTERSTITIAL    (SEE   FIBROSIS) 

PNEUMONIA,  LOBAR. 

PNEUMONIA,   LOBULAR. 

PNEUMONIA,  SEPTIC    (HEMATOGENOUS). 

PNEUMONIA,  SYPHILITIC    (SEE    SYPHILIS). 

PNEUMONIA,  TYPHOID. 

SYPHILIS. 

TUBERCULOSIS. 

TUBERCULOSIS,  ACUTE. 

TUBERCULOSIS,  CHRONIC,  ADVANCED. 

TUBERCULOSIS,  CHRONIC,  INCIPIENT. 

TUMOR. 

Angioma. 
Carcinoma. 
Melano-Carcinoma. 
Sarcoma. 

PLEURA. 

ACTINOMYCOSIS. 

BLASTOMYCOSIS. 

CHYLOTHORAX. 

HEMOTHORAX. 

HEMOPNEUMOTHORAX. 

HYDROPNEUMOTHORAX. 

HYDROTHORAX. 

INJURY. 

PARASITES. 

PLEURITIS. 

PLEURITIS,  ACUTE. 

PLEURITIS,  ACUTE,  WITH  EFFUSION. 

PLEURITIS,  CHRONIC. 

PLEURITIS,  CHRONIC,  WITH    EFFUSION. 

PLEURITIS,  HEMORRHAGIC. 

PLEURITIS,  SUPPURATIVE. 


128  RESPIRATORY   SYSTEM. 

PNEUMOTHORAX. 

PYOPNEUMOTHORAX. 

SYPHILIS. 

TUMOR. 

Carcinoma. 

Endothelioma. 

Lymphosarcoma. 

Sarcoma. 

MEDIASTINUM. 

ACTINOMYCOSIS. 

BLASTOMYCOSIS. 

CYST,  ECHINOCOCCUS. 

EMPHYSEMA. 

FOREIGN  BODY. 

HEMATOMA. 

INJURY. 

LYMPHADENITIS. 

LYMPHADENITIS,    INFECTIVE     (EXCLUDING    TUBERCULOSIS). 

LYMPHADENITIS,  LEUKEMIC. 

LYMPHADENITIS,  PSEUDOLEUKEMIC. 

MEDIASTINITIS. 

MEDIASTINITIS,  ACUTE. 

MEDIASTINITIS,  CHRONIC    (SEE    PICK'S    DISEASE    OF    LIVER). 

MEDIASTINITIS,  SUPPURATIVE    (ABSCESS). 

SYPHILIS. 

TUBERCULOSIS. 

TUMOR. 

Carcinoma. 

Dermoid. 

Lymphosarcoma. 

Sarcoma. 


SKIN  AND  ITS  APPENDAGES 

ATROPHIES. 

ACRODERMATITIS   CHRONICA   ATROPHICANS. 

AINHUM. 

ATROPHIA  MACULOSA  ET   STRIATA. 

ATROPHIA  SENILIS. 

ATROPHODERMA  ALBIDA. 

ATROPHY,  SYMPTOMATIC. 

BLANCHING  ATROPHY  OF  SKIN. 

GLOSSY  SKIN. 

IDIOPATHIC  ATROPHY. 

KRAUROSIS   VULVAE. 

MOR VAN'S  DISEASE    (ATROPHY,  NEUROPATHIC). 

PERFORATING  ULCER  OF  FOOT    (SEE  SYPHILIS). 

SYMPTOMATIC  ATROPHY. 

TUMOR-LIKE  NEW  GROWTHS,  MULTIPLE  BENIGN. 

X-RAY  ATROPHY. 

DEGENERATIONS. 

Calcareous. 
Colloid. 

HEMORRHAGES. 

PURPURA    (SEE   CONSTITUTIONAL   DISEASES). 
( Idiopathic. ) 

Hemorrhagica. 

Henoch's    (With  Visceral  Lesions). 

Rheumatica    ( Peliosis ;    Schoenlein's ) . 

Simplex. 
( Secondary. ) 

Infectious. 

Toxic. 

Cachectic. 

Neurotic. 

Mechanical. 

HYPEREMIAS    AND    INFLAMMATIONS. 

DECUBITUS    (SEE   DERMATITIS   GANGRENOSA). 


130  SKIN    AND    ITS    APPENDAGES. 

DERMATITIS. 

D.  Actinica    ( Sunburn,  X-Ray  Dermatitis ) . 
D.  Aestivalis   and   Hiemalis. 

Acrodermatitis  Pustulosa  Hiemalis. 
D.  Calorica. 
D.  Congelatio. 

D.  Medicamentosa    (All   Drug   Eruptions). 
D.  Toxica    (Antitoxins,   Vaccines,   Ptomaines,   Etc.). 
D.  Traumatica. 

D.  Venenata. 

DERMATITIS  EXFOLIATIVA. 

DERMATITIS  GANGRENOSA    (SEE  ALSO  GANGRENE). 

DERMATITIS  GANGRENOSA   INFANTUM. 

DERMATITIS  HERPETIFORMIS. 

DYSIDROSIS    (SEE  POMPHOLYX). 

ECZEMA. 

ECZEMA   SEBORRHEICA. 

EPIDERMOLYSIS  BULLOSA   HEREDITARIA. 

ERYTHEMAS. 
Acrodynia. 

E.  Elevatum    Diutinum. 
E.  Intertrigo. 

E.  Multiforme    (E.   Iris). 

E.  Nodosum. 

E.  Pernio. 

E.  Perstans. 

E.  Scarlatiniforme. 

E.  Symptomaticum. 

Pellagra   ( See  Poisons ) . 
EXANTHEMATA    (SEE  INFECTIOUS   DISEASES). 

Morbilli. 

Rcetheln. 

Scarlatina. 

Vaccinia. 

Varicella. 

Variola. 
FEIGNED   ERUPTIONS. 

GANGRENE    (SEE  ALSO  DERMATITIS  GANGRENOSA), 
GANGRENE,  DIABETIC. 
GANGRENE,  SENILE. 
HERPES,  SIMPLEX. 
HERPES,  ZOSTER. 


BKIX    AND   ITS   APPENDAGES.  131 

HYDROA   VACCINIFORME. 

H.  Aestivale. 
IMPETIGO  HERPETTFORME. 

LICHEN  ANNULARIS    (GRANULOMA  ANNULARE). 
LICHEN  PLANUS. 
LICHEN  RUBER. 
LICHEN   SPINULOSUS. 
LICHENIFICATION. 
PEMPHIGUS. 

(Acute,  Chronic,  Foliaceus,  Neonatorium,   Vegetans). 
PERFORATING  ULCER  OF   FOOT    (SEE  ATROPHIES). 
PITYRIASIS  ROSEA. 
PITYRIASIS  RUBRA. 
PITYRIASIS    RUBRA    PILARIS. 
POMPHOLYX. 
PRURIGO. 
PSORIASIS. 

PSORIASIFORM   DERMATOSES. 
(PARAKERATOSIS   VARIEGATA,   ETC.). 
RAYNAUD'S    DISEASE. 

(See  Angioneurosis — Nervous   System). 
ULCER*,  VARICOSE   (SEE  ALSO  VARICOSE  VEINS). 
ULCER,  SYPHILITIC    (SEE  SYPHILIS). 
ULCER,  TRAUMATIC. 
URTICARIA. 

(See  Angioneurosis — Nervous   System). 

Angioneurotic   Edema. 

U.  Factitia    (Dermographism). 

U.  Papulosa   (Lichen  urticatus). 

U.  Perstans. 

U.  Pigmentosa. 

HYPERTROPHIES. 

ACANTHOSIS  NIGRICANS. 

ACROMEGALY    (SEE   ALSO   CONSTITUTIONAL   DISEASES). 

ANKIOKERATOMA. 

CALLOSITAS. 

CLAVUS. 

CORNU  CUTANEUM. 

EDEMA  CHRONIC  HEREDITARY. 

EDEMA  NEONATORUM. 


132  SKIN    AND    ITS    APPENDAGES. 

ELEPHANTIASIS   (CLASS  FILARIAL  FORM  UNDER  PARASITES), 

ICHTHYOSIS. 

KERATOSIS    FOLLICULARIS    (DARIER'S    DISEASE). 

KERATOSIS  FOLLICULARIS  CONTAGIOSA. 

KERATOSIS,  PALMARES   ET   PLANTARIS. 

KERATOSIS,  PILARIS. 

KERATOSIS,  SENILIS. 

MORPHEA    ("WHITE   SPOT   DISEASE"). 

MYXEDEMA    (SEE   THYROID   GLAND). 

PAPILLOMA. 

POROKERATOSIS. 

SCLEREMA  NEONATORUM. 

SCLERODERMA. 

SYNOVIAL   LESIONS   OF    SKIN. 

VERRUCA  ACUMINATA    (CONDYLOMA   ACUMINATUM). 

VERRUCA  PLANA. 

VERRUCA  PROGENITALIS. 

VERRUCA  SEBORRHOICA. 

VERRUCA  SENILIS. 

VERRUCA  VULGARIS. 

INFECTIONS,    BACTERIAL. 
ANTHRAX. 
CARBUNCULUS. 
DERMATITIS   REPENS. 
DERMATITIS  VEGETANS. 
DISSECTION  WOUNDS. 
ECTHYMA. 
EQUINIA. 

ERYSIPELAS    (SEE   INFECTIOUS  DISEASES). 
ERYSIPELOID. 
ERYTHEMA    SERPENS. 
FOLLICULITIS   AND   PERIFOLLICULITIS. 

Conglomerate   Pustular. 
FURUNCULUS. 
GAYLE. 
IMPETIGO. 
INFECTION,  LOCAL   (SPECIFY  REGION). 

Aerogenes  Capsulatus. 

Staphylococcus. 

Streptococcus. 


SKIN    AND    ITS   APPENDAGES.  133 

PHLEGMONE  DIFFUSA. 
TROPICAL  SORES  AND  ULCERS. 

Granuloma  of  Pudenda,  Ulcerating. 

Oriental    Sore. 

Phagedena  Tropica. 

Veld   Sore. 

INFECTIOUS  GRANULOMATA. 

ACTINOMYCOSIS. 

BLASTOMYCOSIS. 

CHANCROID. 

COCCIDIOIDAL  GRANULOMA. 

GRANULOMA  PYOGENICUM. 

LEPRA    (SEE  ALSO   INFECTIOUS   DISEASES). 

(Anesthetica,  Maculosa,   Tuberosa). 
MYCETOMA. 
MYCOSIS  FUNGOIDES. 
RHINOSCLEROMA. 

SYPHILIS    (SEE   OUTLINE   FOR   SYPHILIS). 
TUBERCULOSIS    CUTIS. 

Lupus   Vulgaris. 

Tuberculosis   Cutis   Verrucosa. 

Tuberculosis    Cutis    Orificialis. 

Scrofuloderma. 

Dermatoses,  Probably  Tuberculous. 

(Erythema   Induratum,  Lichen   Scrofulosorum). 

Dermatoses   Associated   with  Tuberculosis. 
Tuberculides    (Acnitis,   Folliclis). 
VERRUGA   PERUANA. 
YAWS    (FRAMBESIA). 

PARASITIC  AFFECTIONS. 
ANIMAL    PARASITES. 

( See   Outline  for  Animal   Parasites ) . 
VEGETABLE   PARASITES. 

Erythrasma. 
Myringomycosis . 
Tinea  Favosa. 
Tinea    Tricophytina. 

T.  Ciliorum. 

T.  Circinata    (Corporis). 

T.  Cruris   et  Axillaris    ( Eczema  Marginatum ) . 

T.  Kerion. 

T.  Sycosis    (Barbae). 

T.  Tonsurans    ( Capitis ) . 
Tinea   Versicolor. 
Tropical  Disorders    (Dhobie  Itch,  Pinta,  Tinea  Imbricata). 


134  SKIN    AND    ITS    APPENDAGES. 

PIGMENT   ANOMALIES. 

ADDISON'S    DISEASE     (SEE    CONSTITUTIONAL    DISEASES), 

ALBLNISMUS. 

ANOMALOUS   DISCOLOBATIONS. 

ARGYRIA    (SEE   POISONS). 

CHLOASMA. 

LENTIGO. 

MELANODERMA. 

VITLLIGO. 

SENSORY   DERMATO-NEUROSES     (SEE    NERVOUS    SYSTEM). 
ANESTHESIA. 
CAUSALGIA. 
DERMATALGIA. 
HYPERESTHESIA. 

MERALGIA  PARESTHETICA    (SEE  NERVOUS  SYSTEM). 
PARESTHESIA. 
PRURITUS. 

P.  Essentialis. 
General. 
Local. 

P.  Ani. 
P.  Vulvse. 

P.  of  Other  Regions. 
P.  Hiemalis. 
P.  Senilis. 

TUMORS    (INCLUDING  ALL  NEW  GROWTHS). 
ADENOMA  SEBACEUM. 
ADENOMA   SUDORIPARUM. 
ANGIOMA. 

A.  Cavernosum. 

A.  Serpiginosum. 

Lymphangioma. 

L.  Circumscriptum. 

Nevus   Vasculosus. 
CARCINOMA. 

CARCINOMA   EN   CUIRASSE. 
CARCINOMA,  MELANOTIC. 
CARCINOMA,    TUBEROSE. 
CICATRIX. 
ENDOTHELIOMA. 


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EPITHELIOMA. 

EPITHELIOMA,  DEEP. 

EPITHELIOMA  OF  MUCOUS  MEMBRANE. 

EPITHELIOMA,  MULTIPLE    BENIGN   CYSTIC. 

EPITHELIOMA,  FACET'S  DISEASE. 

EPITHELIOMA,  PAPnXARY. 

EPITHELIOMA,  PIGMENTED. 

EPITHELIOMA,  RODENT    ULCER. 

EPITHELIOMA,  SUPERFICIAL    (OR   DISCOID). 

FIBROMA. 

FIBROMA  MOLLUSCUM  MULTIPLEX  (SEE  NERVOUS  SYSTEM). 

FORDYCE'S   DISEASE. 

KELOID. 

LEUCOKERATOSIS   BUCCALIS     ( LEUCOPLAKIA ) . 

LEUCOKERATOSIS   LINGUALIS    ( LEUCOPLAIOA ) . 

LEUKEMIA   AND    PSEUDOLEUKEMIA    CUTIS. 

LIPOMA. 

LUPUS  ERYTHEMATOSUS. 

MOLLUSCUM  CONTAGIOSUM  (EPITHELIAL). 

MULTIPLE  TUMORS  ASSOCIATED  WITH  ITCHING. 

MYOMA. 

NEVUS  FIBROSUS. 

NEVUS  LINEARIS. 

NEVUS   PIGMENTOSUS. 

NEUROMA    (SEE  NERVOUS   SYSTEM). 

PARAFFINE  TUMOR. 

SARCOID  GROWTH. 

SARCOMA. 

SARCOMA,  IDIOPATHIC   MULTIPLE   PIGMENT. 

SARCOMA,  MELANOTIC. 

SARCOMA,   PRIMARY    ( NON-MELANOTIC ) . 

TELANGIECTASIS. 

TUMOR-LIKE  NEW  GROWTHS,  MULTIPLE  BENIGN. 

XANTHOMA. 

XANTHOMA   DIABETICORUM. 

XANTHOMA    TUBEROSUM. 

XERODERMA   PIGMENTOSUM. 


136  SKIN    AND    ITS    APPENDAGES. 

HAIRS   AND   HAIR   FOLLICLES. 
ALOPECIA. 

A.  Areata. 

A.  Cicatrisata. 

A.  Congenitalis. 

A.  Furfuraeea. 

A.  Prematura. 

A.  Senilis. 
ATROPHIA  PILORUM  PROPRIA. 

Expansion  and  Fissure  of  the  Hair. 

Fragilitas    Crinium. 

Monilethrix. 

Nodose   Swellings  of   Shaft's  of  Hair. 

Trichorrhexis   Nodosa. 
CANITIES. 

DERMATITIS  PAPILLARIS  CAPILLITII. 
DISCOLORATION  OF  HAIR. 
HYPERTRICHOSIS. 
PARASITIC  AFFECTIONS   OF   THE   HAIR   SHAFT. 

Beigel's   Disease. 

Leptothrix. 

Piedra. 

Plica    Polonica. 

Tinea  Nodosa. 
SYCOSIS. 
ULERYTHEMA. 

NAILS. 

ATROPHY  (INCLUDING  BRITTLE,  FURROWED,  AND  SPOON 
NAILS). 

CONGENITAL   ANOMALIES. 

LEUKONYCHIA. 

MORBID  CONDITIONS  ASSOCIATED  WITH  CUTANEOUS  DIS- 
EASES. 

PARASITIC  DISEASES    ( RINGWORM— TINEA  FAVUS,  ETC.). 

ONYCHALGIA. 

ONYCHAUXIS. 

ONYCHIA   AND    PARONYCHIA. 

ONYCHOCLASIS. 

ONYCHOCRYPTOSIS    (INGROWING   NAIL). 

ONYCHOG  R  YPHOSIS. 

ONYCHOHELCOSIS    ( ULCERATION ) . 


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ONYCHOLYSIS    I  LOOSENING). 
ONYCHOPHAGY     i  BITING). 
ONYCHOPTOSIS    (FALLING   OF  NAILS). 
SYPHILITIC    AFFECTIONS. 

SEBACEOUS   GLANDS. 
ACNE. 

ACNE  ROSACEA. 
ACNE  VARIOLIFORMIS. 

ADENOMA  SEBACEUM    (SEE  ALSO  TUMORS). 
ASTEATOSIS. 
COMEDO. 

CONGENITAL    FIBRO-SEBACEOUS    DISEASE 
CYST    (INCLUDING   WEN). 
FORDYCE'S    DISEASE. 
MILIUM. 
SEBORRH  EA    ( 1 1  ,EOSA. 

SWEAT   GLANDS. 

ADENOMA   SUDORIPARUM    (SEE  ALSO  TUMORS) 

ANHIDROSIS. 

BROMIDROSIS. 

CHROMIDROSIS. 

DYSIDROSIS      (SEE     HYPEREMIAS     AND     INFLAMMATIONS— 

POMPHOLYX). 
GRANULOSIS  RUBRA  NASI. 
HEMATIDROSIS. 
HIDRADENITIS    SUPPURATIVA. 
HYDROCYSTOMA. 
HYPERIDROSIS. 
MILIARY   FEVER. 
SUDAMEN. 
URIDROSIS. 


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